that's wonderful bro,

JigsawKillah:


Lucky you! Scored 63 lol Was actually expecting more. . . At least 75 due to my poor TMA score.

Yeah! I know luck was a bit on my side.

olulove:


I was expecting TMA, but mehn na anoda tin pesin go see 4 exam hall ooooooooOO...All the same, we still thank God 4 our scores...what dept pls?

Computer science

olulove:


Weldone!!!! I narrowly got a B scored 54/120 (31.5 exam + 28.5 tma =60)

That's nice bro, when I was in d exam hall, I was thinking I will only get C in d exam but God took perfect control at d end.My brother d questions are very tough ooooo.

chyna4luv:


Bro, I am interested in this programme but I am a bit confused here. my job is shift(morning, afternoon and night). putting this into consideration, how will I know if assignment is given?

Will the assignment be submitted at my own leisure?

What is TMA?

finally, how will I know when exam or quiz is scheduled? Is the exam or quiz usually done online or at the study center?

Sorry for bugging you with my questions, it's because I want to enroll for PGD this months and to be sure of want I am about going into.

God bless you as you reply.


CC: Senbonzakura, honourableseyi, donbrowser, Gluthatione

Yes !NOUN program is so flexible, u can determine d pace of d program by yourself, your work won't affect your study so far u plan it very well. Concerning d TMA it will be pasted in your portal after u might have done your course and exam registration. What u will only do ,is to do d printing solve it and submitted it in your portal at your own convenient time(but make sure u submitted before d deadline closure).
I'm also working in one of d busiest state hospital in my state, so far, so good it has not affected my study negatively because I'm doing well in my study.TMA is Tutor mark assignment

phlakkeys:

Hi! I sent you pm, pls reply.

Yes, I have replied.

Chai! i just finished writing cit 212, oh boy the questions are very tough, even during d exam I was thinking I won't get 'A' in d course(3units) coz I don't want anything to affect my CGPA which is over 4pts. I give glory to God i got 69/120(the aggregate score is 70.25% plus 30 I scored in tma) .Lord Jesus I thank u.

Damalex4luv:
Stop this your complaints jare. Most of us that are graduates and have our ready made results don't have any job yet why most of you people in noun or what do they call it self have a good paying job. I don't even know how you people manage to get those jobs self without any result if not for the corruption that has embedded this country. Most of us that graduated with good results from reputable university are yet to get any job while you people come here to make some nonsense complaints. I swear I go vex for you

Mr damalex how can u reason like this for Christ sake !Is NOUN only meant for undergraduate students?What about people going for their masters and PhD. Even most undergraduate students in NOUN have good certificate before they proceeded to Noun for higher qualifications. Let me take myself as an example I studied Pharm tech. in college of health technology and I'm also an oracle database administrator . I have a good job with a good pay before i proceeded to study computer science in NOUN . u better forget this your good result and reputable university of a thing and go and find sth better to do.

ITbomb:


The answer clearly suggest that it is possible for the man or his parents to sin previously to warrant him being born blind but neither was the case here. Selah

I don't think you read post bro, i didn't talk of any sin here.

The bible says it has been given to us to die once after that there is judgment, also in the book of Ecclesiastes 12:7 says Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was: and the spirit shall return unto God who gave it. Now with the stories we hear all around about people who have died coming back to life as a Christian do we suppose to believe in reincarnation or 'akudaya' (wraith)of a thing?

Vinshu:


I'm married sir.

And my home is peaceful.

Then I'm sure u don't display what you said Earlier

Vinshu:


3 - Trash

4 - If he does not satisfy the woman sexually? Trash.

Husband is no king! He is a life partner/supporter/friend in which a woman shares her entire life with. He is no king and there is no Kingdom.

If my opinion is much better than his? What happens? We should stick to his because of what? Nonsense.

And as for sex, it's not food! If the man cannot hold his penis or is getting married for sex he should not marry at all. It's not by force. After all its the man who propose to the woman not the reverse so it's not like the woman begged for it or something.

Sex is true when both are in the mood for it. Not when the man is hungry for it. Then he should hire a prostitute not getting married.

I'm sure u gonna have problem if u carry this your mentality to marriage. All the points highlighted are very important if u are to have a peaceful home

The final step is that "Earth Independent" one. Although there’s no strict time scale, NASA plans to use its previous experience to take humans first into Martian orbit in the 2030s, possibly its moons Phobos and Deimos, before ultimately landing on the surface. "With humans on Mars, we will be able to advance science and technology in ways only dreamed of with current robotic explorers," says the report. The report also emphasizes the importance of the Mars missions being a "collaborative effort" with other countries. ESA is already involved with the Orion spacecraft, and other countries – perhaps including Russia, Japan, India, and maybe even China – are expected to join in the final endeavor. Whether the lofty goals will be achieved depends on continuous funding flowing to the agency. And at the moment, it’s not looking too bad. NASA currently has about $4 billion (£2.6 billion) per year to developed its manned exploration efforts, and when the ISS is retired some time in the next 10 years (it has to be, as the outpost is getting fairly old), that will free up another $4 billion for exploration. Of course, more money wouldn’t go amiss, but it should be enough. With the building of the SLS and Orion, and significant research into long-term human spaceflight, habitats, spacesuits, and so on, NASA is pushing purposefully forward with their Mars efforts. Some may be skeptical that it will all come to fruition, but the agency is slowly but surely making headway. Our bet? See you on Mars in the 2040s.

NASA has laid out a detailed plan for how it intends to send humans to Mars in the next few decades. The 36-page report explains the technology and infrastructure that will be needed to make missions to Mars a reality. Interestingly, the plans indicate that the ultimate goal is to be "Earth independent," meaning they want people to stay there, not just go and come back, although they don’t go so far as to use the word "colonize" in their rhetoric. "Like the Apollo Program, we embark on this journey for all humanity," NASA says in the report, which you can read online . "Unlike Apollo, we will be going to stay." The journey to Mars involves three major steps, according to NASA. The first is Earth Reliant exploration, which is focused on International Space Station (ISS) research. This involves testing technologies such as 3D-printers and life support systems that will be useful for eventual Mars missions. On the ISS at the moment, for example, astronaut Scott Kelly and cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko are completing the first "year in space" on the station, a vital step towards long-haul Mars missions. Next, the agency will move into a "Proving Ground." This will involve testing various components beyond low-Earth orbit. The agency is already building the huge Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, which will be capable of taking humans to Mars, and the Orion spacecraft, which the astronauts will launch in and return to Earth in. Both of these will be flown for the first time together by the end of the decade, and in the 2020s, NASA plans to capture an asteroid and have astronauts go and visit it in cislunar space (between Earth and the Moon)..............

It can seem like an uphill challenge to try to understand the universe around us. We have found many answers to the mysteries in our world: how planets orbit the Sun, why an apple falls from a branch to the ground, and why the sky appears blue. The quest to uncover all of the secrets of the universe is guaranteed to be filled with difficult challenges, unimaginable problems and a mountain of ingenuity needed to overcome them. Many physicists have already wrestled with the riddles of existence, but there are many more conundrums to solve. Get ready for the ten greatest unsolved mysteries of physics... the enigmas that have evaded the most eminent minds the world has ever known. 1 Dark energy
We can't see it and we can't feel it, but we can test for it, and nobody knows what it is. In spite of this, scientists think that dark energy makes up around 70% of the universe. It was imagined to explain why galaxies don't just drift apart but instead accelerate away from each other. You can think of it as a repulsive gravity that pushes matter apart. How it works, however, is still a mystery. 2 Dark matter
The other "dark" substance in our universe. Dark matter , like dark energy, cannot be seen or felt. This elusive substance has some differences to dark energy though; the only way that we have observed it is indirectly. We know that there must be more matter in the universe than we can see because we can measure its gravitational effects, but no one knows exactly what makes up this mysterious stuff. 3 It's a wave... it's a particle! Rays of light have a split personality. They create interference patterns that are typical of waves. They reflect off surfaces, suggesting that they could be a wave or a particle, or both at the same time. They can also be used to liberate electrons from their shells: something that indicates that they are particles. But how does light determine whether it acts as a particle or a wave? 4 Time, the onward march We only get older, not younger. Trees only get taller; they don't return to acorns. Our Sun only ever uses up its fuel, never returning to a cool ball of hydrogen gas. Time only goes in one direction ... but why is it impossible for us to reverse the clocks?
5 We are living in a hologram This one boggles the mind. The universe, everything we see and feel and experience, may actually have two spatial dimensions. Think of a 2D hologram, like the one on the back of a credit card: it can have all of the information of a 3D image but in only two dimensions. Some scientists have postulated that our universe is like the hologram on your credit cards: space seems like it has three dimensions, but it may turn out that all we are seeing is a projection from a 2D universe outside of our perception. 6 Matter and antimatter There is a definite discrepancy between the ratios of these two substances. There was supposed to be an equal amount of ordinary matter and antimatter – particles with the same mass but opposite charge – in the early universe, but now the universe is overwhelmed with regular matter . Many theories have been thrown around, for example that particle genesis favored one way of creating matter, but nothing conclusive has popped up. The mystery of how matter "won" over antimatter may be revealed in the newly-upgraded Large Hadron Collider at CERN. 7 The lifetime of the universe This mystery, the end of the universe, might not keep you up at night, but it will certainly be of concern to beings alive far into the future. This epic event is predicted to occur in about 10 billion years. Two opposing theories are the Big Crunch and the Big Rip . Neither of these outcomes sound terribly fun. The big crunch is the opposite of the Big Bang – all of the pieces of matter in the universe will stop accelerating away from each other and start accelerating toward each other. A boiling collision of all of the matter in the universe ensues (and mankind is unlikely to survive that). The Big Rip is where all of the pieces of matter in the universe continue to accelerate away from each other, faster and faster until eventually space-time moves so fast that it rips atoms apart (mankind is also unlikely to survive that one). These two possibilities aren't the only possible outcomes for the universe – sadly it seems unlikely that our generation will ever know its fate. 8 Why can't we imagine four dimensions? We little humans struggle to envision a world with four spatial dimensions. Some theories (such as string theory) need as many as eleven dimensions to be hypothetically possible. If string theory turned out to be correct, we'd have to figure out how there are six missing dimensions tangled up in our reality. I can feel a headache coming on... 9 Why does light have a universal speed limit? c, the speed of light constant, is valued at 3x10 meters per second. But why this figure and not, for example, 4x10 m/s? Is it a random digit pulled out of a bag of numbers when a new universe explodes into existance? It's currently impossible to know why the speed of light is the speed that it is... all we know is that our universe couldn't exist without this limit. 10 Unifying the big and the small Everything big, like stars and black holes, is made up of small things: particles. Einstein's laws of relativity govern the very big, while quantum mechanics is king in the realm of the very small. But physicists can't seem to jam the two theories together. The trouble is that gravity just doesn't appear to work on the nanoscopic scale. And bizarre quantum effects, like quantum tunneling (whereby an atom can "tunnel" through an otherwise impenetrable boundary), can't be applied to planets or stars. Your eyes would likely pop if the Moon suddenly "tunneled" through the Earth. It seems barmy that there would be one theory for everything big and another for everything small. Some scientists are trying to tackle this problem, and even making headway, but the missing link is still incredibly elusive.

It can seem like an uphill challenge to try to understand the universe around us. We have found many answers to the mysteries in our world: how planets orbit the Sun, why an apple falls from a branch to the ground, and why the sky appears blue. The quest to uncover all of the secrets of the universe is guaranteed to be filled with difficult challenges, unimaginable problems and a mountain of ingenuity needed to overcome them. Many physicists have already wrestled with the riddles of existence, but there are many more conundrums to solve. Get ready for the ten greatest unsolved mysteries of physics... the enigmas that have evaded the most eminent minds the world has ever known. Dark energy We can't see it and we can't feel it, but we can test for it, and nobody knows what it is. In spite of this, scientists think that dark energy makes up around 70% of the universe. It was imagined to explain why galaxies don't just drift apart but instead accelerate away from each other. You can think of it as a repulsive gravity that pushes matter apart. How it works, however, is still a mystery. Dark matter The other "dark" substance in our universe. Dark matter , like dark energy, cannot be seen or felt. This elusive substance has some differences to dark energy though; the only way that we have observed it is indirectly. We know that there must be more matter in the universe than we can see because we can measure its gravitational effects, but no one knows exactly what makes up this mysterious stuff. It's a wave... it's a particle! Rays of light have a split personality. They create interference patterns that are typical of waves. They reflect off surfaces, suggesting that they could be a wave or a particle, or both at the same time. They can also be used to liberate electrons from their shells: something that indicates that they are particles. But how does light determine whether it acts as a particle or a wave? Time, the onward march We only get older, not younger. Trees only get taller; they don't return to acorns. Our Sun only ever uses up its fuel, never returning to a cool ball of hydrogen gas. Time only goes in one direction ... but why is it impossible for us to reverse the clocks? We are living in a hologram This one boggles the mind. The universe, everything we see and feel and experience, may actually have two spatial dimensions. Think of a 2D hologram, like the one on the back of a credit card: it can have all of the information of a 3D image but in only two dimensions. Some scientists have postulated that our universe is like the hologram on your credit cards: space seems like it has three dimensions, but it may turn out that all we are seeing is a projection from a 2D universe outside of our perception. Matter and antimatter There is a definite discrepancy between the ratios of these two substances. There was supposed to be an equal amount of ordinary matter and antimatter – particles with the same mass but opposite charge – in the early universe, but now the universe is overwhelmed with regular matter . Many theories have been thrown around, for example that particle genesis favored one way of creating matter, but nothing conclusive has popped up. The mystery of how matter "won" over antimatter may be revealed in the newly-upgraded Large Hadron Collider at CERN. The lifetime of the universe This mystery, the end of the universe, might not keep you up at night, but it will certainly be of concern to beings alive far into the future. This epic event is predicted to occur in about 10 billion years. Two opposing theories are the Big Crunch and the Big Rip . Neither of these outcomes sound terribly fun. The big crunch is the opposite of the Big Bang – all of the pieces of matter in the universe will stop accelerating away from each other and start accelerating toward each other. A boiling collision of all of the matter in the universe ensues (and mankind is unlikely to survive that). The Big Rip is where all of the pieces of matter in the universe continue to accelerate away from each other, faster and faster until eventually space-time moves so fast that it rips atoms apart (mankind is also unlikely to survive that one). These two possibilities aren't the only possible outcomes for the universe – sadly it seems unlikely that our generation will ever know its fate. Why can't we imagine four dimensions? We little humans struggle to envision a world with four spatial dimensions. Some theories (such as string theory) need as many as eleven dimensions to be hypothetically possible. If string theory turned out to be correct, we'd have to figure out how there are six missing dimensions tangled up in our reality. I can feel a headache coming on... Why does light have a universal speed limit? c, the speed of light constant, is valued at 3x10 meters per second. But why this figure and not, for example, 4x10 m/s? Is it a random digit pulled out of a bag of numbers when a new universe explodes into existance? It's currently impossible to know why the speed of light is the speed that it is... all we know is that our universe couldn't exist without this limit. Unifying the big and the small Everything big, like stars and black holes, is made up of small things: particles. Einstein's laws of relativity govern the very big, while quantum mechanics is king in the realm of the very small. But physicists can't seem to jam the two theories together. The trouble is that gravity just doesn't appear to work on the nanoscopic scale. And bizarre quantum effects, like quantum tunneling (whereby an atom can "tunnel" through an otherwise impenetrable boundary), can't be applied to planets or stars. Your eyes would likely pop if the Moon suddenly "tunneled" through the Earth. It seems barmy that there would be one theory for everything big and another for everything small. Some scientists are trying to tackle this problem, and even making headway, but the missing link is still incredibly elusive. http://www.iflscience.com/physics/greatest-mysteries-physics

jmoore:
That's the 'risk' I am taking. No sex till marriage.


It's your body, use it how you like. You can decide to fu** Obi, Adamu and Segun. Just don't blame anyone for the consequences.
Your life, your choice.

As for me, no sex till marriage.

God will bless u brother.Total abstinence is d key to blissful marriage

judiciarypalava:
Deceit, Scam, Confusion, Cluelessness, Lies, Denials, Blackmail, Wailing, Propaganda all the way.

You are just been sentimental

ojeota:
Better than the last administration.

Good

atarapa:
Sai baba, sai wérè! That was d respond I got at oshodi under bridge today. The wérè means crazy

hahahahahah

TonyeBarcanista:
HighLy Disappointing!

How?

Legitbaba:
Nothing has happened yet...am yet to see anything

what about d fight against corruption, improved power supply, plan to reduce pump price and bringing back our local refinery back to life etc

shivaclub:
i m looking to see anything but Aso rock is very dark.

Let me borrow you my Google, though is not for free.

Before Buhari was sworn in as the president of federal Republic of Nigeria, i told myself that i'm not going to rate his administration not until after 6 months but barely after 5 months he was sworn in, the man has really done well, though, the pace may be little bit slow ,but it is steady and we are heeding towards good direction.
Nairanders what can you say about President Buhari's administration?

Did you know that NASA’s space programmes are busy proving that was has been called ‘myth’ in
the Bible is true? Mr. Harold Hill, President of the Curtis engine Company in Baltimore, and a
consultant in the space programmes, relates the following incident: “One of the most amazing things
that God has for us today happened recently to our astronauts and space scientists at Green Belt,
Maryland.
They were checking out the positions of the sun, moon and planets out in space where they would
be 100, and 1000 years from now. We have to know this as we do not want a satellite to collide with
any of these in its orbits. We have to lay out the orbits in terms of the life of the satellite and where
the planets will be so the whole project will not bog down.
Computer measurements and data were run back and forth over the centuries when suddenly it
came to a halt, displaying a red signal, which meant that either there was something wrong with the
information fed into it, or with the results as compared to the standards. They called in the service
department to check it out, and the technicians asked what was wrong. The scientists had
discovered that somewhere in space in elapsed time a day was missing.
Nobody seemed able to come up with a solution to the problem. Finally one of the team, a Christian,
said: “You know, when I was still in Sunday School, they spoke about the sun standing still…” While
his colleagues didn’t believe him, they did not have an answer either, so they said: “Show us.” He
got a Bible and opened it at the book of Joshua where they found a pretty ridiculous statement for
any one with ‘common sense’.
There they read about the Lord saying to Joshua: “Fear them not, I have delivered them into thy
hand; there shall not be a man of them stand before thee.” (Joshua 10:.
Joshua was concerned because the enemy had surrounded him, and if darkness fell, they would
overpower him. So Joshua asked the Lord to make the sun stand still! That’s right – “And the sun
stood still and the moon stayed, until the people had avenged themselves upon their
enemies. Is this not written in the book of Ja’-sher? So the sun stood still in the midst of heaven and
hastened not to go down about a whole
day.” (Joshua 10:13).
The astronauts and scientists said: ” There is the missing day!” They checked the computers going
back into the time it was written and found it, but it was not close enough. The elapsed time that
was missing back in Joshua’s day was 23 hours and 20 minutes – not a whole day.
They read the Bible again and there it was: “about (approximately) a day.” These little words in the
Bible were important, but they were still in trouble, because another 40 minutes were still
unaccounted for, and this could mean trouble 1000 years from now. Forty minutes had to be found
because it can be multiplied many times over in orbits. As the Christian employee thought about it,
he remembered somewhere in the Bible which said the sun went backwards. The scientists told him
he was out of his mind, but once again they opened the Book and read these words in 2 Kings.
Hezekiah, on his deathbed, was visited by the prophet, Isaiah, who told him he was not going to die.
Hezekiah asked for some sign as proof. Isaiah said: “Shall the sun go forward ten degrees, or go
back ten degrees?”
And Hezekiah answered: “It is a light thing for the shadow to go down ten degrees; nay, but let the
shadow return backwards ten degrees.”
And Isaiah the prophet cried unto the Lord, and He brought the shadow ten degrees backward, by
which it had gone down in the dial of Ahaz.” (2 Kings 20:9 -11). Ten degrees is exactly 40 minutes!
Twenty-three hours and twenty minutes in Joshua, plus 40 minutes in 2 Kings accounted for the
missing day in the universe!
Fuente: http://commandtheraven.com/nasa-proves-the-bible-is-true-the-missing-day/

I have seen the future though I'm not a prophet. All I know is that OP of this thread will soon preach d gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ here in Nairaland.

Oliviaarims:

Very high libido,u say?...How can u know that 4 sure wen u claim to have been abstaining 4 d past 15 yrs?

I want to ask is it only when u have s*x before u can know your sexual drive, I know myself & how my body react to 'things' but I make sure I keep-off. I can do all things through Christ that strengthen me.

joe4christ:


If you're a guy, you definately have a low sexual drive, but if you're a lady, hmmm, I think that could be termed "Understandable"

My guy is all about self discipline and determination. I'm a guy and I have a very high libido

cr7lomo:


15 yrs ?? U b monk abi reverend father or u been dey coma? Or kirikiri ?

I'm not a monk neither a Rev father I'm a Christian who believe there should be no sex before marriage though I'm in courtship now hoping to get married soon.

In the recent years a handful of illnesses have come to the attention of the public and have been the focus of fear or anxiety. Often these diseases are not new, and usually they are very uncommon, but the fear arises because they are perceived as untreatable killers. CJD is a disease that causes brain damage that lead to rapid decrease of mental function and movement.



CAUSES, INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS

CJD is thought to be caused by a protein called a prion.

A prion causes normal proteins to fold abnormally. This affects the others proteins ability to function. CJD is a very rare it is usually first appears between ages 20 and 70 years. CJD can be grouped into 2 types classic and new variant CJD.



Classic types are 1. Sporadic CJD:- It occurs for unknown reason.

2. Familial CJD:- When a person inherits the abnormal prion from parent.



Variant types CJD:- Is a form that is related to mad cow disease(Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) ). The infection that causes the disease in cows is believed to be the same one that causes variant CJD in human. vCJD can be caused by exposure to contaminated products. Other cases have occurred when people were given Corneal transplants other tissues, or blood transfusions from infected donors. Other related diseases that is caused by prion 1. Kuru (seen in papua new guinea women who ate brains of dead relatives as part of a funeral ritual. 2. Scrapie (found in goat).



SYMPTOMS

Blurred vision, changes in gait, Dementia hallucination, Lack of coordination muscle stiffness.



TREATMENT

There is no known cure for this condition. Interleukins and other medications may help slow the disease. The outcome of CJD is usually very poor within 8 months it usually lead to death.



PREVENTIONS

Medical equipment should be treated to remove proteins that may cause the disease. Most countries now have strict guidelines for managing infected cows to avoid transmitting CJD to humans. ;DCREUTZFELDT-JAKOB DISEASE (CJD) ·

In the recent years a handful of illnesses have come to the attention of the public and have been the focus of fear or anxiety. Often these diseases are not new, and usually they are very uncommon, but the fear arises because they are perceived as untreatable killers. CJD is a disease that causes brain damage that lead to rapid decrease of mental function and movement.



CAUSES, INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS

CJD is thought to be caused by a protein called a prion.

A prion causes normal proteins to fold abnormally. This affects the others proteins ability to function. CJD is a very rare it is usually first appears between ages 20 and 70 years. CJD can be grouped into 2 types classic and new variant CJD.



Classic types are 1. Sporadic CJD:- It occurs for unknown reason.

2. Familial CJD:- When a person inherits the abnormal prion from parent.



Variant types CJD:- Is a form that is related to mad cow disease(Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) ). The infection that causes the disease in cows is believed to be the same one that causes variant CJD in human. vCJD can be caused by exposure to contaminated products. Other cases have occurred when people were given Corneal transplants other tissues, or blood transfusions from infected donors. Other related diseases that is caused by prion 1. Kuru (seen in papua new guinea women who ate brains of dead relatives as part of a funeral ritual. 2. Scrapie (found in goat).



SYMPTOMS

Blurred vision, changes in gait, Dementia hallucination, Lack of coordination muscle stiffness.



TREATMENT

There is no known cure for this condition. Interleukins and other medications may help slow the disease. The outcome of CJD is usually very poor within 8 months it usually lead to death.



PREVENTIONS

Medical equipment should be treated to remove proteins that may cause the disease. Most countries now have strict guidelines for managing infected cows to avoid transmitting CJD to humans.

legendgalas:
pls I want ur candid responses to this issue.
As a lady and also as a guy, can u stay more than 4months without sex. Mostly when you want to remain faithful to the one you truly love.

Well, it is very possible for your information this is my 15th year of celibacy and I don't self service though is not easy but His grace has been keeping me.