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Hahahahaa....but don't you think uncle Lala can manage it for small stew?

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Its a small snake, not big enough for the type of pepper soup uncle lala likes

Lying in state...

Now, its burial time....someone bring some ash so that they may rest in piss...loll

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The Prospects Of Stem Cell Research In Human Development

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Could studies and research on stem cells (such as human embryonic stem (ES) cells) be a complete waste of time? Of course, not! Today, there it is widely anticipated that when fully grown, stem cells research will serve as a reference model for studying early development in the...

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The Effects Of Cold War On Modern Democracy

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Terrorism And The Reality Of A New World Order

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It has been argued that perhaps terrorism may be the fuel that is pushing the new world order to ultimate realization in no time. Such arguments may not be untrue when we consider past and emerging realities that seem to ...

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History And Evolution Of Third World Countries

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In 1952, a French demographer named Alfred Sauvy coined the term, “Third World” following the onslaught of the Cold War. Strictly speaking, “Third World”, which evolved from the three-world model developed during the Cold War, was a political, rather than an economic method of grouping countries. It was nothing but a political ideology of the time used for the classification of countries. Today, however, such a method of ...

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Facebook and other graphics-heavy sites are the highest consumers of your internet data. I realized this today while going through settings >> data saver on my Chrome mobile browser.

As you see in the pic attached, the data volume consumed by Facebook alone is by far greater than the rest of the sites I've browsed.

If you're a heavy user of Facebook on mobile browser like me, this is the reason your (our) browsing data finishes so fast. The worst is using Facebook on PC.

These things are not caused by our village people but rather, us and our fancies.

Now that we know the culprit of browsing data wastage (Facebook), what can we do to ameliorate the problem?

I have recommended the following solutions:

1. Use Facebook lite mobile app (not the main Facebook app).

Although I'm yet to prove this, I've heard Facebook lite app consumes less data than Facebook on browser or the main Facebook browser. I've used both the lite version and the main version of Facebook apps...don't see much difference between both - just slight changes.

2. Upload lesser graphics and of lower Mb size while facebooking.

3. Reduce your rate of streaming Facebook videos.

4. Try to trim distractions while on Facebook. To achieved this, focus on what you came to Facebook for and avoid what is trying to distort your focus.

Being on Facebook 24/7 is not an achievement unless you're making money in the process. Else, its simply a sign of joblessless and irresponsibility.

5. Close your facebook app when not in use.

6. Turn off your internet data when not in use.

I hope this helped.

By the way, what other means do you recommend to reduce browsing data wastage on Facebook?

Please comment below.

I remain Ekemini "#KOKOHANDS" Ekpo.
www.Facebook.com/ekemini.ekpo

Well, I do not totally agree for while on the orientation camp, there was a debate on whether the NYSC should be scrapped or not...and the answers were inconclusive, at least for me.

I don't want to reiterate the gains and pains of the NYSC but I want to say that NYSC is not the cause of unemployment in this country.

Rather, unemployment in Nigeria is a monster of many faces of which the unemployed is one, the government is one (maybe that is where you can add NYSC to other things like poor curriculum, course content, lack of or insufficient infrastructure to fast track a BALANCED education, weak academic policies), with other monsters being half-baked teachers, tutors, lecturers, examination and other malpractices and the lack of desire and/or resources to get functional (practical ans professional) education while in or after schooling.

In all these, therefore, you can see that the monsters are MANY and NYSC alone cannot be blamed for inside that NYSC, people made money, learned new skills or developed upon what they knew already, made transcultural connections, developed new ideas, visited new places, and many more gains. These are what I gained as a corper in 2015. I don't know of others. I never relied on Federal Government's N19,800 and...I rejected an offer to be employed by a school then which was willing to top my alowee with at least N10k monthly...for I went there with my brain, never got money from home but from I knew before service.

So, why not think of creating your own jobs instead of waiting for someone to pay you N50k? All you need is the knowledge of how to turn a problem into a solution, how to market the solution to many people, and how to put this on auto-pilot. that's all.

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My advice to Students during this ASUU strike is to find something useful to do with their lives as Schooling is no guarantee for success in life.

ASUU strike is not new to Nigeria. When I was in school, this strike lasted for 6 months on a stretch or thereabout, not mentioning the others in-between and other turmoil which made us all have a COMPULSORY 1-year extension to our stay in School, not as if we had Extra year from academic mishap caused by us! No, it was things like this.

But while in school and while the strike lasted, I was useful to myself. I brushed up my skills and invested heavily in business within those 5 years. Today, I am not disappointed in myself because I can comfortably feed myself and do other basic things with my skills NOT because of my B. Eng. Degree in Computer Engineering but something completely unrelated to what I studied as a course in school.

So, here is the catch students... stop thinking that your success in life is tied to ASUU, schooling or earning a certificate. Rather, WAKE UP, and SIT UP!

In fact, forget about school!

Schooling in Nigeria to a large extent is a fuggin waste of time, I tell you.

The irony of it is that a majority (over 99.9%) of those with whom I went to school with ARE NOT FEEDING on their degrees in the real sense of the word, Career!

Out of this percentage, a good number are still looking up to their parents for pocket money, clothing and money for Recharge Card!

What a disappointment!

So, after we graduated, I find Law graduates turning bloggers, engineering graduates working as "politicians", Mass Comm. students becoming Classroom teachers, Pharmacy students working in banks, etc. A long list of these folks are now into Ponzi schemes, click to earn programmes (which is not bad anyway, as a side income and not fulltime job), scamming (too bad), Yahoo plus, etc.

So, the question, therefore, remains, what did these folks waste 4-5 good years (plus extra years), for?

Please, if you're a student listening to or reading this now, hear this.... our leaders don't wish us well!

They have watered down the curriculum or worst still sustained outdated stuff in the curriculum so that we cannot be SELF-RELIANT after schooling!;

They have allowed Greed to beguile them (ASUU vs. Federal Government); everyone wants to drive Prado Jeep and live in Banana Island;

They have recruited incompetent folks to man lecture venues and classrooms as lecturers and teachers;

They have allowed examination and other malpractices to become a trademark and/or the order of the day in the education system in the country from the primary to the tertiary level;

Youths, let's not repeat the mistakes of our non-enlightened elders who believe that schooling is a sine qua none to prosperity and success in life.

Yet, time and history have shown that that is far from the truth. Schooling without education is a watse of time! Don't allow ASUU make you feel that your destiny depends on Schooling which is what is practiced in most Nigerian school, and NOT education!

Discussing the problem without stating the solution is as bad as taking you to the cliff of a mountain and asking you to jump off by yourself without any guide.

So, the solutions are simple:

1. Ask yourself this: WHAT CAN I REALLY DO? WHAT AM I REALLY BEST AT?

2. When you are able to settle with yourself what you can do which is your dream, look for how to build it into a SALEABLE PRODUCT.

To achieve this, you can do the following:

1. go for training. There are lots of free training you can enroll online or offline. Sometimes, you have to pay for these training and these usually don't cost so much. Gather that money you use for fruitless dressing, partying, drinking, smoking or chasing girls and use it to brush up your skills

3. Brand and position yourself.

4. Market!
The funny thing is that you can learn all these for almost free online. All you need is internet subscription data and seriousness. When there is a will, there certainly will be a way out. It’s all about the mindset.

I am Ekemini Ekpo (a.k.a Mr. KOKOHANDS). I am that guy who paid his fees, funds his bills, and still feeds from writing and other relevant ICT skills. I believe this guide which could have fetched me some few $$ if published on some top sites will help you.

Stay blessed.

Source: the source of this post is my facebook timeline which you can find here: https://www.facebook.com/ekemini.ekpo/posts/2154393101285531

and by the way, this is supposed to be a part-time job for you. So, why get yourself worked up if you don't like it?

SMH... very childish attitude!

'(

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Its not by force to take an offer. Its an option. its a free world. but when you come back to make light of the offer, then, you make yourself a mediocre.

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Tonieokey:
1k words per article, 4 times a day
5 times a week.

That means 20k words a week and the pay is 5,000 Naira.


You are mad

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