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Where can i get an ice cream machine, whether new of fairly used to start up my business?

plz guyz help me out, i heared all those alaba boys are dangerous.

bringitbay please step up

but all the same Nigerians are thinkers wow nice idea.

buzz how much have you made on line?

the collapse of the public school is it the fault of the government, the teachers or are we going to blame the students, most people cannot send their children to public school, the children of the rich go to only private school, the government as neglected it.

i went to a public secondary school, where the roof leaks when its raining, rays of sun come in attimes, the teachers act negligent, all they mostly do is gossip and sell things in their office, why is that so? are they under paid and why? i think this is where the government come in, its like the government has given up on public school, they are also to blame, i think they need to look into this issue.The students on another angle are mostly very un serious, they want to break all the rules, they are not ready to be mentored or moulded

so i sit down and think can any good thing come out from a public secondary school?

Well i graduated from a public school some few years back and am in my final year in the university studying a good course, and i can say despite all that took place in my secondary school i have made up my mind to be the best, so i think it greatly depends on the student.

what do u think?

For most of us our problem is not even to develop our nation, our problem is how to leave the country, to where i ask you?
i still wonder why foreign countries like to employ the best brain in Africa, does that not show self centered nature?

why won't people who have the expertise stay here in Nigeria to create a change.

Its high time leadership is a course for all in Nigeria and Africa

Underdevelopment and Education in Africa

There is nowhere in Africa an indigenous education system designed to meet African needs

There can be no true economic development without education of and by African’s for African purposes. Neither can there be democracy and peace

without a populous prepared to be both self-governing and mutually respectful with a commitment to Africanization, leaving behind the divide and

conquer hatreds of colonialism which are the source of so much of current internal strife. Beyond the influence of family and religion, education is a

key to the prevention of such events as the Hutus and Tutsis and human emancipation. The basic issues for an educational policy designed to

liberate Africans from their state of decency deal with concept of man, his role in a special historical context, and the right perspective on which to

base education work. This education must be centripetally oriented-base on local realities and directs its intellectual efforts towards the

achievement of cultural freedom.


Macleans A. Geo-JaJa
David Eccles School of Business
University of Utah
Salt lake City, Utah

common guys lets talk, i really wanna know our opinion on this.

may God help us all, who is saying the truth and who is not.

Nigerians i want you to understand that there is more to this life than money, i feel all agencies should be registered under one body, so that we can know the fake from the original.

Am going to start my own agency soon and it will be the cheapest and the best in Africa, WATCH OUT

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Thats true anybody that thinks he will come here to GBA nairalanders is a big joker, why do we keep doing this to ourselves, mr man how authentic is what you're saying, if its genuine, there are better ways of doing it, dont try to come here to fool anybody, we are watching


so because magga no pay again, its now against Nigerians, NA BIG LIE,
all u av posted on Nl is 5, looks like u av a mission

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Mr diamond how possible is this, are you more powerful than jamb itself, check urself before you wreck yourself, lol


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i still cant understand why at this level, we Africans cannot build our own curriculum, have our own textbooks, do researches and establish our own technology?

In primary, secondary and the university most of what we have is what the white man has produced for us, curriculum and textbooks, why does this have to be so?

Am not saying what the white man gives us is crap, but i feel they have their own selfish interest, and truthfully no one can solve our problems for us if we ourselves cant

When are we going to start building and bringing courses that Africans need ?

We need our own people to look within and try to solve the varying problems we're facing today, or what do you think?

Hazran i completely agree with you apart from being the best African country, we would also be envied around the world, thats by the time we begin to explore our full potentials. Talking about re-branding starting from schools, thats the truth, our educational system needs a revolution, because we need to begin to produce the kind of leaders we want, the school is majorly responsible for this.



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There are so many, but the problem with we Nigerians is that if its not foreign, then its not good, there a lot, but people prefer to join what is known, but the irony is "what is big today was once small yesterday". There are charity organizations in dire need of donations and membership, but in Nigeria you'll need connection to even have members, we need to begin to change our orientation in Nigeria.
i know of a particular one initiated by someone i know its called SHARP EDGES INITIATIVE and there are also a host of others.


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Nice post dear

1) you must take responsibilities for your bad habits; that is to say people like blaming other people or things for one thing or the other in their life, so if you want to change, take responsibilities for every of your actions.

2)You must have a goal or target; most people want to change, but they dont have an idea what they want to become, you must have something you're working towards, so that when you get there you are aware you are there and not just running a race that has no end.

3)work out a strategy; most people dont have a strategy on how they want to achieve anything, thats why such exercise become cumbersome at the end of the day, a strategy is a step by step guide on how you wish to achieve your goal.

4)applaud yourself at every achievement; in cognitive learning in psychology, it says that every habit or action or achievement that is applauded will be strengthened, that is to say when you begin to achieve your goals praise yourself or appreciate youself, this further strengthens such new habit and gives you a sense of fulfillment.

5)have a dead line; no matter how hard a habit is to be learned you should have a time at leasy you should have mastered such habit, if not you have given room to longevity, which might have no end actually.

for example
you are always late for everything.

1) never give an excuse or a reason why you are always late.

2) i want to always arrive 10 mins before any meeting

3) i would sleep early, set my alarm etc

4) at every point you achieve this celebrate yourself.

5)within two months i want to have mastered this habit


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thats true, those people are out to make their money, but my advice for you is to follow the curriculum given by jamb itself, try out past questions, if you attend any lesson, you can concentrate on the positive things they have to say, make sure you understand at least 8o% of the topics given in the jamb curriculum, interact with other student, finally put your trust in God, only him can make it happen.


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you wont believe it at the age of 21



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its a nice concept, but the ppl handling it have bastardized it.




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its almost like that in all schools in Nigeria, Nigeria is in great need of good leaders who will do what is right, they keep using favouritism as a way of bringing in student, these are the same students who have jobs waiting for them after school, and eventually they push them into the system as our politicians and leaders. We are going to prune out all these people during our time, trust nothing can stop us, Nigeria must go forward.


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you have greater chances, i had 8 points, but had friends who had 10 points and got in immediately, check for other skools instead of only illorin , cheers man, dont give up.


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What kind of citizen would tell the other to do something as dumb as going the wrong way to pass jamb, these are the kind of people that turn out to be the BAD LEADERS Nigeria is infested with, dont u people think its high time we begin to do things the right way, am not preaching here, am talking about ethiques that can popel a nation forward, its a pity some of us still think like that, i truly understand its not really our fault, thats what our dear nation as led us to.
Jamb is not the only way you can enter the university, there are other ways , so its not a do or die affair and truthfully i have my reservations about Jamb, i have seen people who are extremely brilliant and intelligent, yet they failed jamb , so what are we talking about? unless of course Jamb as changed, if cheating is the only way you can pass jamb then i tell you, opt for another option, its a matter of integrity, on the other side it is very possible for you to prepare very well, which you should anyway, and by Gods grace you will excell.

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grow wise am a student of international relations but not in ife, am in my final year and about to write my project do u think i can get resources from ur library, also do guys do other languages as part of the courses u take?


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c'est tres bon, votre site est bon, je parle et comprendre francais un peu, mais, je voudrais etre mieux


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i did ijmb in 2006, in illorin, it was quite hectic, by the way what was ur score, dat could determine how fast you're picked at times. well for ijmb, u could go to skools like unilorin, unijos, Abu, unikad, nassarawa etc. i must tell you dont give up, keep trying, i diddnt get admission the first tim e i did DE, but the second time, unilorin picked me for buss admin, i ended up not going there cuz i went for admission in another skool. best of luck

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call Dayo, ilorin coordinator.
09037892965, 08067366525

nice work.

what can this man offer us, if i were him i would just resign and make the rest of my life stress less abi wat do u guys think?






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info, jist, motivation,news, education and all, just check it out


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it will get much more better.

You can go to Kinsey academy along Fate road, they do both o levels and ijmb, and they have a good record.