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The teachings on how to pass Waec or Jamb's Oral English still on. Follow me on TikTok or YouTube.
Ifiok Jeremiah is the name.

FTC !! Hey ooo

I know United have lost the game the moment they went to park the bus.

You don't play City and go defending even if you're leading by 2 goals. Are you playing

The better team simply won!

That's why I love Klopp. He would have come out and played that game.

Lalami3232:
The truth be say, nowhere in Nigeria go sweet you to live with 60K. Everywhere is now expensive. Even if you go the most remote village, the price o fuel, Rice, cement etc go still be the same. So what you need now is to try to upgrade yourself so that you fit attract a better salary or get a side hustle.
I can only suggest programming for you sha, learn Cyber security or mobile app development and thank me later. I still hear say cryptocurrency dey make money but I no know much about am. But in a nutshell, nowhere for Nigeria go dey conducive for you to live with that meager salary, not even Ibadan. What do I even know sef aside enlightening my fellow men nationwide with the good news.

Oga if you know say you no meet your wife as a virgin, oga go for DNA test oooooo because boreholes aka non-virgins can't be trusted

I beg to disagree with you. I'm still currently in the state I served (Zamfara), particularly Gusau, the capital city. Even though things are highly expensive, you can comfortably survive with your 30k a month if you don't overspend.

My point? Do not say nowhere in Nigeria can you live with 60k. In fact, if you are still single like me, you can't spend above 40k a month if you know what you are doing and have plans for the future.

Commodities like pepper, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, potatoes, green, lettuce, carrots, etc are very affordable and cheap sef!

I bought tomatoes 100 naira this Sunday morning and was shocked with what I received. I was like, "tomatoes still cheap ooo"!

Garri gan, a mudu is 1500. Still affordable at least for the common man, compared to places like Lagos (where I was born and brought up) Port-harcourt, etc. So, please, do not draw conclusions on things you don't really know or sure about. Cost of living generally in the North, is cheapest compared to others.

Gracias.

The Oral English classes are still on. Check my TikTok account: Ifiok Jeremiah.

RIP, my brother from another mother.

toujurs:
They should have strangled you, since long throat won't let you work legitimately to earn like a responsible human being.

All these one this woman is saying is nonsense, if her daughter lived a responsible life, why did she date a drug pusher. She should continue decieving herself if she thinks anything would happen to that boy.

This is why i advise women, look for a job to do, date a responsible man, don't let these stolen money decieve you. It's easy to lavish stolen wealth.

Men are not scum, it's the foolish women, who are after money, that get beaten. Then come online to make noise. As the economy bites harder. I know you women don't listen, and will still date these yahoo boys. It's justified the lady is killed im the process.

That woman is irresponsible, let's be sincere. The truth is always bitter.

I totally agree with you. Those are words on marble. However, it is well.

I have started the class. Please, join me on TikTok and share the videos to all your friends you know that are sitting for Neco, Gce or Jamb this year.

Thank you.

Somebody that said he would continue from where Buhari stopped, what do you expect?

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It is well. God will help everybody oo.

If you are preparing for the above this year, or you do know anyone, I've decided to give you my 2 Cents by teaching candidates or students how to, with ease, trash the above. I'm starting today.

I'll teach the following and upload it for you:

✓Vowel sounds
✓Consonant sounds
✓Stress
✓Emphatic stress
✓Rhymes

By the time we are through with the lectures, you will discover that passing Neco, Gce or JAMB's Oral English is very easy.

Follow me on TikTok and YouTube

#Ifiok Jeremiah is the name.

Those preparing for junior Waec are not exempted.

Teachers you can follow, like and share so that you can teach your students or pupils, too.

Gracias.

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Yeah, it's obvious that Nairalanders do not really know me nor what I do.

And it's fine. At this initial stage, I'll have to explain and explain, and introduce and introduce, myself tire!! Hmmm.., however, later there'll be evidence!😆😐😄

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And to listen to my first single, here:

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Thank you.

kollog:
It's because you are not sexually Active. I will advice, few days before ur tin comes. Engage in gbas gbos with ur guy, let him hit it seriously.

Do this and thank me later.

I understand that you really want to help her, however, I do not think this is a good advice.

[quote author=sukkot post=127810716]You youths are crazy. The youths of today have a better chance of being richer than their parents very easily. Go and ask your parents if youths were rich like burna boy and davido and whiz kid in their days ? It was impossible for kids to make it in the eighties or nineties I would assume . Kids of todays have access to the global market through their mobile phones and can access remote jobs in dollars and at 1200 to 1 they are getting rich. I have eighteen year old relatives living in naija who are coding geniuses who are the ones feeding their parents from remote job dollars. Kids are into forex and crypto and online business and coding and music etc killing it more than their parents . As a child today the possibility of being richer than your parents is very high and this stagnant environment of money devaluation helps you more if you can access the dollar. You kids of this generation have it better than any generation that Nigeria has ever produced.


You are very correct, my brother. Even though things may be terribly difficult at the moment, it's, however, never a bad time to be an adult. Anybody can easily become a millionaire if one knows the way. For me, it's much easier to make it this time than in the 80's or 90's.

Nevertheless, we must not downplay the office of the president of a nation, as we all know that the welfare of the citizens in the long run, largely depends on the policies and implementation of such from the oga at the top.

Therefore, fellow youths, let's not give up hope. Whatever you are doing to earn a living, do it well. Very soon, Baba go butter our bread.

So, this year, no gree for anybody or anything, not in poverty or lack oo. Fight oo! Hustle oo! It is well.

It's like this is the best time to be a politician in Rivers state if possible, because as others dey resign, person for just get one slot asap!
Lolz...

kenlinzo:
Youtube

Thanks man.

Hello Nlanders,

I would like to start teaching Oral English - vowel, consonant, rhymes, stress and emphatic stress - for those candidates preparing for Waec, Neco, Jamb, etc. because I have noticed that millions of candidates usually fail this part of English every year, and which is very simple.

I want to help them, sincerely. So, when I teach these things, where do I upload them for students/candidates to see?

Thanks. Anticipate your feedback.

Hello Nlanders,

I would like to start teaching Oral English - vowel, consonant, rhymes, stress and emphatic stress - for those candidates preparing for Waec, Neco, Jamb, etc. because I have noticed that millions of candidates usually fail this part of English every year, and which is very simple.

I want to help them, sincerely. So, when I teach these things, where do I upload them for students/candidates to see?

Thanks. Anticipate your feedback.

illicit:
Baba Friday, Linguistics lecturer at UNILORIN will tell u or anyone ' U are crazy in the head'

🤕

Hahahahaha

agoro2u:
I have one teacher back then in secondary school, every word will followed by "I mean" to the extent that he may have up to 4 "i mean" per sentence.

Hmmmm...

Back in the day in Sari-Iganmu Senior Secondary School, there was this mathematics teacher of ours who so much loved using the word, "invariably" in almost every sentence he made.

For instance, you would hear: if you divide 20 by 5, invariably, your answer is 4. Invariably, this........ Invariably, that...........

In Uniuyo, my departmental lecturer then would always say: "Evidently", this....... Evidently, that..........

For instance, " if you are flexing when you're supposed to be reading your books, evidently you're gonna fail."

"If you do take your studies seriously and pay the price now, evidently, you'll smile and laugh all through tomorrow."

So over to you. What's that one vocabulary you subconsciously picked up from your teacher/lecturer?

It doesn't AT ALL matter if people look down on you today; tomorrow they will look up to you.

Let this be your daily motivation. And you will do life jejely, without being under unnecessary pressure!

With this consciousness, you move at your own pace. You're not envious of anyone's success, achievement or whatever.

Baba is you still on the throne. You are not disadvantaged.

E go go round.

In Physics, it's called action and reaction
In Govt, it's called check and balance.

Hmmm...

In Microbiology, it is called "mutualisation",
In Gst, it's called win-win,
In Economics, it's called equilibrium point,
In Geography, it's called latitude of 0 degree,
In Psychology, it's called projection or transference, and
In Biochemistry, it's called neutralization.

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Don't be too carried away or displeased with what you think God has not done in your life yet; at least, thank Him for the little He has done already.

If you're someone like me that enjoys divine health (from January to December you don't fall ill let alone sick), then, that's a good place to start.

Mbok, thank Him for your health! Think very well, He has done many others as well.

Someone said, if you think well, you will thank well.

Appreciate Him, and stop complaining or grumbling. Whatever that remains, He'll perfect it.

Do not allow the success of your friends, neighbours or enemies, for instance, make you feel that God has not done anything for you. Na lie!!! He has done a whole lot!

Your surebet is expressing gratitude unto God for where you currently are, only then will you be qualified for the next level.

#Gratitude

Shalom!

Hmmmm..., that qtion hard oo? For those ones, they can't be.

I met my next-door neighbour today at his place of work. You needed to see him. He was just uncomfortable to see me all because he was on his security uniform. Fine, all this while I didn't know that he is AT THE MOMENT, doing a security job. And so what? Do you know how many people are jobless currently? (God will provide for everybody desiring one.)

Honestly, i'm proud of him, for the fact that he has the courage to leave the house every morning in order to provide food for himself and his wife. A young couple.

You may not have the best job at the moment, but thank God for the one you do have and trust God for a bigger and better one. However, be proud of yourself and walk with your two shoulders high. Don't allow anybody to intimidate or put pressure on you. Better days ahead!

Everybody dey do packaging.

As a guy man, please be proud of whatever you do. Don't be ashamed anything?! Na person dey feed you? Be proud joor! It is well.

I have identified the following reasons the lame man at the beautiful gate danced and praised God almost uncontrollably, and like never before, in the congregation of God's people.

1) No more a burden - For the lame man, who was now healed completely and could walk with his two feet, I could hear him say, "Henceforth, i'll no longer be a burden to those people who usually carry and place me at the beautiful gate. I'll no longer have to ask people to carry me to the restroom whenever I want to defecate or urinate. Halleluyah!"

2) No more a liability - I could hear him say, "Now, I'll no longer be a liability to people. I'll no longer beg to feed. I'll no longer be at the mercy of people. I'll work with my hands and earn money for myself. Halleluyah!"
Remember, they put him there daily to beg for alms. What about the day or days no service held? He would starve. In fact, the more he begged the poorer he became! Halleluyah, for him, no more begging.

3) No more stagnation - Wherever they placed him, that's where he was - morning till night! No movement. From January to December he was at the same spot financially, spiritually, emotionally, socially, etc. No change of levels! But now, the story had changed. Hence, the reason he jumped and praised God like never before! He knew he was never going to be stagnated anymore. Halleluyah!

4) No more isolation - As you already know, nobody is a friend to a begger. So, he was always alone under the hot sun or in the rain. Nobody to gist or chat with. Nobody to care for him. He seemed to be alone even though he was surrounded by people. Poor him! But now, the story had taken a new turn.

5) No more outside - For the very first time in his life, he had an opportunity to come into the presence of God; an opportunity to worship and praise the King of kings with other brethren. What a privilege! Somebody who had never walked before? So, he danced and praised God with all his might!!!

I personally believe that that day, the Church must have learnt new dance steps and styles from him! He taught them. And now, he would abide in His Presence forever. No longer have to watch people go in to worship their Maker.

Finally, even though it is not recorded, I earnestly believe that shortly after, this young man got married and started a family, and became a useful vessel in God's house.

Thank God for Peter and John, whom God used to birth this great deliverance!

The man kept shouting "Halleluyah! Thank You, Jesus!" ever after! You would no longer find him at the beautiful gate, begging! His status had changed!! On his way to better days!!!

Your story is next! God will change it, and give you a new beginning! Acts 3.

Shalom

Today was our graduation ceremony. Over here in Zamfara State in the city of Gusau, rainfall has been constant. The owners of the school are God's Servants. So, we've been praying against rain disturbing us on this particular day. Guess what? All through out the day we experienced great sunlight. But as soon as we finished the program and parents must have reached their homes, rain started falling!

"Unto Him that answereth prayers shall all flesh come." God truly answers prayers. He doesn't stop them.

Whatever you plan to do, always pray in advance. Pray for your spouse even if you have not met the fellow. Pray for your in-laws. You wanna travel in two weeks' time? Start praying today. Pray! Pray for your unborn children. Pray!

Learn to always pray in advance.

Shalom!