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Dammy4all: I totally agree that School is a Place where Former "A" Students teach "B" students how to work for "C" Students.
That's why the Forbes List has more college dropouts than Graduates (including Richard Brandson, Ellen DeGeneres of Ellen show), Ralph Lauren, Bill Gates, Abramovich of Chelsea, Zuckerberg of Facebook, and former Presidential aspirants, Senators McCain graduated 894th out of 899th, and Abraham Lincoln dropped out of too, thats why Oyedepo, a third class graduates owns a School, Tony elumelu (UBA) owns a bank, Warren buffet at 1 was concentrating more on accumulating over 400 acres of farmland that he later leased to his "A" grade classmate.
Thats why you went to School, Read (or Cheated) to get good grades so that your "Street-Smart" boss can employ you to work your life away!
School is good but its not the same thing as Education, so you can get good grades without education. We need Praticals concept to succeed.
If you knew better, You'd do better.
Enjoy!!!

dahmie2013: Contestant 4, good intro, too many examples but few punchlines.

Mazi_Omenuko: We all know that the present strike is as a result of the non-implementation of the 2009 'negotiations and dialog'. Like I pointed out in my essay, you can't be doing the same thing over and over again and expect a different result. The federal govt has proven to be unfaithful in implementing memorandum of understanding.

Strike is the only language the govt understands; and it will continue to yield needed results.

Btw; ASUU informed the FGN of their intention to embark on strike before going on strike; yet the FGN gave them that go-to-hell attitude.

Mazi_Omenuko: @illuminatus; I don't quite agree with you when you said that strike makes the student's mental energy to waste away while at home. My cousin, who was affected by the strike is currently learning some programming languages during this period of time. There are cases of other students engaging in one fruitful venture or the other; so the idea of a student turning to a slowpoke if he is not within the four walls of the university is a myopic school of thought.

In the same vein, the young students that venture into crime and smoking due to strike will eventually venture into crime and smoking during vacation as lectures don't hold during vacations. So we can't blame strike if a student is bound to venture into crimes.

Nwajiogeri: i believe you mean the industrial court and i'm aware that its the slowest court in the nation. Last month, the Association of Nurses and midwives embarked on a strike because the ruling of an industrial court was appealed by the federal govt. The association got tired of waiting for the result of the appeal and decided to embark on a strike. What i'm saying in effect is that it takes forever for such cases to be decided. Do u suggest that ASUU await for such long periods: and without any conviction that the said govt wil even implement the court ruling as the govt has, in many cases, disregarded court injunctions?

Nwajiogeri: @tosdam, you suported the motion that strike is a wrong approach, but you failed to highlite other possible alternatives apart from dialogue. How wild dialogue possibly solve the problems when ASUU has had loads of dialogues in time past all to no avail?
What other means wil you suggest when dialog fails as seen with the current ASUU vs FGN crises?

Caracta: I suggest you consider mikebis too, if you don't mind.

Oluwatola5: I actually did that some days ago, but my fone space was barely enough to contain all i had to type. I copied and pasted and i had to continue from where it stopped. I was careful a bit. But you know, mistakes could be inevictable at times.

infoscope: Space booked, meanwhile I saw some really intimidating essays

Caracta: Done!

Fynestboi: *Sigh* *sweating profusely* abeg gv me fan

Samoranopapa: Pls my people in the house as an aspirant,I want to read law book nd I don't knw the one to read can u pls tell me the books I can read,so that when I get to sch I will be able to cope well

zazi akoni: illuminatus, why do u blame me