Abeg na butchered I want write o...

Nigerians are only concerned with what goes into their mouth. Just can't imagine eating dolphin... aren't they irritated?

Well said brother.. but this is an examination so it's not possible to ask him to retake the paper since I have not secured another job...lol... again, majority of the students did very well in the course.... honestly I'm just in d middle of the middle...

onyi4edu:
Hahahaha... this is so funny to me

Well, if I am faced with this kind of situation, I will ask the student to come and meet me and know if there are possible ways to help him understand the course better and then give him another chance to take the test; worse still, I will just give him 2/10 for wasting his pen, time and energy.

It's not just about this course judging from what he wrote and his way of writing; he is simply not a brilliant student

While grading a psychology course taught 100 level students in a university where I teach, this pops up right at the first page of a student's script. Please what would you do if you were in my shoes? Your comments might just be the yardstick to my decision...

I cannot but laugh over this news. Well, I stay very close to alamala barracks in abeokuta; same axis u will take to saki. For the past 3 months or so, soldiers have been detonating bombs that are outdated in the barracks. I think they are doing this in order to prevent the repeat of what happened in Maryland, Lagos over a decade ago. However, each time these bombs are detonated, u feel as though it was an earthquake. All houses will shake and in fact, initially we used to think somebody was at the door knocking. I'm 100% sure that's what they are feeling in saki. That's why I look at those clamouring for war and SMH. Imagine bombs detonated in abeokuta affecting people as far as saki.... well, saki people... no shaking o.... it will stop as soon as as they are done detonating the outdated bombs.

mickeysylva:
any update from kwara please!

Kwara was fine. Did mine today and it was well organized. No difference from what others have been saying here but just make sure u adhere to the date and time given to u. They finished with everybody at around 2 pm and they started at around 9:30 cos of rain. But if u have tattoo don't bother going cos u will be sent out instantly. Then if u doctored ur age plz perfect it well cos they will ask questions like when were u born? When did u start pry sch? How old were u When u started pry sch... And so on. Best of luck... #OnToTheNextOne

Update from kwara please....

The total for kwara is 6,375 so kwara is far lower than benue and kogi...

dest4real:


It's official, no specialist has been invited yet. They only sent messages across to those that applied under general duties.

From what i have observed so far, those that applied under specialist are very much at an advantage, taking Benue and Kogi as an example where the total number of applicants shortlisted were explicitly stated by PSC, 29,500 and 19,000 applicants according to PSC were shortlisted for Benue and Kogi State respectively.

At the moment, if you check the total number shortlisted for Benue and Kogi so far, a little above 24,000 applicants have been shortlisted for general duties in Benue State, while about 17,000 applicants have been shortlisted under general duties in Kogi State.

The commission earlier stated that 7,500 applicants will be recruited as Police Condtable (both general and special duties) and 500 each for ASP and Inspector for general duties.

The commission also stated that 1,500 applicants will be recruited in special duties.

If we are to go by these, then i will be more than correct if i say that, the 1,500 slots remaining is for those that applied for specialist positions.

I'll also be correct if i say that, the 1,500 slots remaining is for those that applied for Inspector and ASP under specialists. Although Some specialists will be recruited as Police Constable, this will be included among the 7,500 stipulated by the commission.

#Myview#

See yeye English whey dem even compose. Na by force to speak English? Abi na bubu still no give dem sch to attend. #OshiIranuRadarada.....

Hmm... I dey sidon watch from hia

Its a known fact... just look at the power tussle between igbo land Hausa right from independence down to civil war and up till now... Hausas love to be dominant but they lack resources to do that. They are fearful of secession so they want power at all cost so that Nigeria won't break. If Nigeria breaks for in instance, north would just be like Chad and Niger...

Let's see what happens in d second quarter... But all in all, Nigeria is currently in economic shambles. That's no news though. We'd better stay at our meagre level and stop fooling ourselves by making expensive budgets that our revenue, at current rate, in d next 10 years cannot offset. Well, thats only if the legislooter will be ready to back off from these their so called constituency projects that are purely and obviously white elephant projects... demonstration of craze...

Story for the gods....