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Has someone ever told you that you used a wrong word? Well, you're not alone. Many people confuse terms without even knowing it. You might think that it's usually the English language learners who get the names of concepts or objects all mixed up, but it's not unusual for native speakers to get tangled up in misconceptions too. Here are 20 plus pictures of what seem the same, but are actually different. Source: https://www.boredpanda.com/commonly-misused-words-pairs-different-meaning/ Richiez , Fynestboi , olawalebabs
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tafabaloo:it's so sad dt aunty has no kid yet. She was pregnant with her first issue when she was killed. May God bless her soul. |
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The 2018 Ordinary General Meeting (OGM) of the Nigerian Library Association (NLA, Osun State Chapter) held on Wednesday 4th April, 2018 at the Redeemed College of Missions, Ede, Osun State. Librarians and other information managers across the state were present at the meeting. In his inspirational welcome address, the Chief Host and Provost of the Redeemed College of Missions, Ede, Pastor Dr. Joel Oke Eyinade charged the librarians not to be discouraged in discharging their duties, and also to fear God in all their dealings. Also, in her opening remarks, The NLA Chairperson of the State, Dr. Mrs. Modupe Aboyade also appreciated all the members and other executives for their support towards moving the Association forward. Highlights of the event included an OGM lecture titled: Appropriate Staffing in Nigeria Academic Libraries: The Personality Traits to Avoid and Adopt by Dr. Wahab A. Aboyade, and also commendation of members who have contributed immensely to the sustenance and the development of the Association at the State level. Also, the Association's Welfare Committee was also inaugurated. The Committee consist of one member each from all participating institutions across the state. Meanwhile, the AGM of the Osun State Chapter of the Association will come up in December. The Nigerian Library Association (NLA), established in 1962 is an umbrella body for all Librarians and Library Officers across the Country with the National headquarters in Abuja. Objectives of the Association include: To unite persons interested in Libraries, Librarianship and Information services; To safeguard and promote the professional interests of librarians; To promote the establishment and development of libraries and information centers. Additional information about the activities of the Association can be found at http://nla.ng/
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All is now set for the 2018 Ordinary General Meeting (OGM) of the Nigerian Library Association (NLA, Osun State Chapter) which will hold today, Wednesday 4th April, 2018 at the Redeemed College of Missions, Ede, Osun State by 10am prompt. In the pre-OGM press release on Tuesday shared by the State PRO of the Association, Mr. Adeyemo Olusegun, he affirms that the NLA Osun Chairperson, Dr. Mrs. Modupe Aboyade underscores that the meeting is facilitated to brainstorm on moving the Association forward, and to further enlighten members on 21st Century skills to adopt to remain relevant in the current dynamic information environment. Highlights of the event will include OGM lecture titled Appropriate Staffing in Nigeria Academic Libraries: The Personality Traits to Avoid and Adopt by Mr. Samuel Olu Adeyoyin and Dr. Wahab A. Aboyade, and also commendation of members who have contributed immensely to the sustenance and the development of the Association at the State level. The Nigerian Library Association (NLA), established in 1962, is an umbrella body for all Librarians and Library Officers across the Country with the National headquarters in Abuja. Objectives of the Association include: To unite persons interested in Libraries, Librarianship and Information services; To safeguard and promote the professional interests of librarians; To promote the establishment and development of libraries and information centers. Additional information sourced from http://nla.ng/ Mynd44
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try again next time. original photo shop abi na kiosk. Even his cap and dress in d 2nd pix is different from d 1st and 3rd |
congrats to the Great Britain. Nigeria will soon learn |
U don't know the value of what u have until u lose it.Congrats to the Great Britain
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Tell me ds is a joke? I wish our SINators and ExecuTHIEVES can also do copy and paste. |
savage
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So, no APC member name is there. Ex Gov. Rotimi Amaechi, Maina, The removed former SGF, Ex Give Tinubu and Fashola, Saraki..... |
stewpd people everywhere |
When MONATAN meets MOTANMI
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NO. NEVER. Who marriage epp? |
dynicks:It was at a FEC meeting, Fashola and Ngige were making noise, and Bubu be like ah ah and I think I have a class captain, Sarrki, I mean Amaechi and he can't write d names of noise makers. so Hez looking at sarrki like..... |
Nigerian youths are doomed. we are talking about going people running governs, yet u see almost everybody here crucifying Sowore already, but will gladly vote d 90 year old Daura man |
Chorus:
You Are God
You Are Not Just Big Oh
You Are Not Just Large Oh
You Are A Great God
You Are Big 7x
Large 7×
Great 5×
You Are A Great God
Verse:
Call: When I Look To My Right
Resp: I See His Glory
Call: When I Look To My Left
Resp: I See His Beauty Everywhere I Go I See How Big He Is… You Are A Great God Chorus: You Are God You Are Not Just Big Oh You Are Not Just Large Oh You Are A Great God You Are Big 7x Large 7× Great 5× You Are A Great God Bridge: Put Your Hands In The Air Put Your Hands Up In The Air There’s Something In The Air Blessing In The Air Blessing In The Air Favour In The Air Mercy In The Air Put Your Hands In The Air Put Your Hands Up In The Air Lift Up Your Head Oh Ye Gates And Be Ye Lifted Up Ye Everlasting Door And The King Of Glory And The King Of Glory Shall Come Who Is The King Of Glory Who Is The King Of Glory The Lord Strong And Mighty The Lord Mighty In Battle Healer, Redeemer, Defender Delieverer Olowo Ina Oloju Ina Alagbada Ina Happy Sunday to you all. |
Chorus:
You Are God
You Are Not Just Big Oh
You Are Not Just Large Oh
You Are A Great God
You Are Big 7x
Large 7×
Great 5×
You Are A Great God
Verse:
Call: When I Look To My Right
Resp: I See His Glory
Call: When I Look To My Left
Resp: I See His Beauty
Everywhere I Go
I See How Big He Is…
You Are A Great God
Chorus:
You Are God
You Are Not Just Big Oh
You Are Not Just Large Oh
You Are A Great God
You Are Big 7x
Large 7×
Great 5×
You Are A Great God
Bridge:
Put Your Hands In The Air
Put Your Hands Up In The Air
There’s Something In The Air
Blessing In The Air
Blessing In The Air
Favour In The Air
Mercy In The Air
Put Your Hands In The Air
Put Your Hands Up In The Air
Lift Up Your Head Oh Ye Gates
And Be Ye Lifted Up Ye Everlasting Door
And The King Of Glory
And The King Of Glory Shall Come
Who Is The King Of Glory
Who Is The King Of Glory
The Lord Strong And Mighty
The Lord Mighty In Battle
Healer, Redeemer, Defender Delieverer
Olowo Ina
Oloju Ina
Alagbada Ina Happy Sunday to you all.
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Waiting for when Ford will test this on Osogbo roads |
Lalasticlala, wish this can get to FP to create awareness |
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1st of March is UNESCO's World Book Day. Let's celebrate reading. Great minds are those that read and engage in life_long learning. Reading enriches the mind and provoke our creativity and rational thinking. WHAT IS WORLD BOOK DAY? World Book Day is a celebration! It’s a celebration of authors, illustrators, books and (most importantly) it’s a celebration of reading. In fact, it’s the biggest celebration of its kind, designated by UNESCO as a worldwide celebration of books and reading, and marked in over 100 countries all over the world. This is the 21st year there’s been a World Book Day, and on 1st March 2018 , people of all ages will come together to appreciate reading. Very loudly and very happily. The main aim of World Book Day around the world is to encourage people, most especially, children to explore the pleasures of books and reading by providing them with the opportunity to have a book of their own. The Nigerian Library Association (NLA) through various State's Chapter, Libraries, Library Schools and Information Professionals across the country also celebrate this important Day by organizing various programmes and publicizing the imperatives of reading and open access to information. Credit: part of article adapted from http://www.worldbookday.com/about/ Lalasticlala, Mynd44, ClassCaptain
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How I wish I can just meet Baba and shake hand with him to tap from his optimism anointing. I respect u sir. D best president modern Nigeria ever had. |
ABUJA-THE federal government said Tuesday that it has secured release of 30,000 people from the grip of Book Haram terrorists in less than three years of its assumption of office. The government said of the over 200 school girls abducted by the terrorists in the last administration, over 100 have since regained their freedom through its intervention, saying it was working towards seeing the free release of the remaining others. Minister of Information and Culture,Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said this in his opening remarks at this public presentation of the Policy Framework and National Action Plan for preventing and countering violent extremism,organised by the Office of the National Security Adviser,in Abuja. “The record of success is there for all to see: At least 30,000 hostages kidnapped by Boko Haram extremist group, including women and Children, have been rescued by the military. More than 100 Chibok girls have so far been rescued. “The government is committed to the safe return of the remaining Chibok girls while rehabilitating and reuniting them with their families and communities,” he disclosed. Mohammed said Sambisa Forest has become too hot for Boko Haram and they are now escaping to neighbouring communities. Boko Haram is no longer able to carry out organized attacks. They hold no territory and their flag, which they were flying in Bama and other territories they used to occupy, has become a shroud,”he added. He said the challenge left for government at the moment was to develop the strategies to counter the dangerous ideologies and messages being peddled by the extremists,adding the “Federal government is not unmindful of structural conditions that make an environment conducive to the growth of violent extremism, such as unemployment, poverty, lack of education, corruption, and other social-economic factors.” ” Through various policies and programmes of this administration, these structural conditions are being addressed on a daily basis,”he said. According to him,”the Anchors Borrowers programme has created over 6.3 million jobs for farmers through rice farming.” ” Equally significant, the federal government has served no fewer than 246.4 million meals to primary school pupils across 20 states under the National Home Grown School feeding Programme (NHGSFP) to encourage children enrolment in schools. Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/02/sambisa-forest-become-hot-boko-haram-says-lai-mohammed/
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The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Prof. Sulyman Abdulkareem, has decried the destruction of the University’s multi-million naira research and training farms by herdsmen, who also poisoned the dam with chemicals. According to the University weekly Bulletin issued on Monday, the management of the institution last Thursday held a security meeting with the leaders of the 11 Fulani settlements on the University land. The publication quoted the vice-chancellor as saying that economic trees’ were destroyed by cattle grazing on the vast land of the institution. The meeting was attended by representatives of law enforcement agencies comprising of the Nigerian Police Force, the Department of State Security Services (DSS) and the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). At the meeting held at the institution’s Auditorium Basement, Prof. Abdulkareem disclosed that the University management would no longer tolerate illegal grazing of cows on its land. He, therefore, told the illegal settlers, who have started building permanent structures to vacate the University land in the interest of peace. According to him, this was coming almost a year after the University authorities first issued a quit notice to the illegal settlers. Abdulkareem recalled that the University management had on April 26, 2017 handed down a seven-day ultimatum to the Fulani herdsmen encroaching on the University land to quit the campus, but the quit notice was never complied with. The vice-chancellor also noted that on May 11, 2017, 28 persons, comprising Fulani herdsmen, Yoruba and Hausa farmers, were dragged to an Ilorin Chief Magistrate’s Court for allegedly trespassing into the University land, destroying the school’s plantation and perpetrating other unauthorized activities on the University campus. He explained that the accused persons were alleged to have resorted to poisoning the institution’s dam with chemicals, while also engaging in illegal felling of economic trees from which they made charcoal. However, at last Thursday’s meeting, the Vice-Chancellor clearly told the Fulani settlers that “enough is enough”. The VC warned that the University could no longer condone the destructive activities of their grazing cattle on the University land, as this is becoming too costly for the institution to bear. According to the institution’s publication, herdsmen from 11 communities took turns to speak at the meeting. The Chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, Usman Adamu, told the University management that the herdsmen destroying the University farm land were not living in the community. He said that there were other ethnic groups embarking on illegal activities like logging, and were not Fulani. Source: https://leadership.ng/2018/02/12/herdsmen-destroy-farm-poison-dam-unilorin/
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Ogun is a shithole state governed by a shithole party full of deceit |
Bustincole:guy, u wicked o. see another finishing |
Honestly, ds guy needs help. I wish a go fund me account is created to assist him |
serves them right |
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