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 Politics › The Nigerian Economy Of Yesterday And Today by liltee123(op): 7:17am On Aug 21, 2017 |
The Nigerian economy of that yesterday and today have shown so much difference. We were all blinded by lots of things back then, this is not actually the first time Nigeria is facing a problem like this, the first time this happened is in the 80’s which lasted for almost two (2) decades, surprising right, we were able to come out of that one, then this should not be a problem for us. After the successful winning of the current presidential election by the APC, Nigerians hoped for a better future and also change like we say frequently to the economy. We were once called the giant of Africa as at them, but now am not sure we are a state to stay in that position anymore. Nigeria’s lack social cohesion has led to arrangement that breeds corruption, insecurities which is caused by BokoHaram and also policies that does not have positive effects on the growth of the economy. The economy of yesterday which was back then, has lots of positive growths which was able to have taken us this far today, am not a critic of this present regime but there are some policies that need to take place for the change of this economy, to come out of this recession we need a strong government. As of then the North was the centre of agricultural production, the South has industries of manufacturing and also a high work rate. The Jonathan’s administration has contributed to some of this, but however, they made some footprints when it came to economic reforms. At present today we are barely out of recession, the oil prices are not even worth to talk about, inflation on all goods/items in the market. We as citizens find it hard to purchase things we need, many people are currently living in poverty and this has even made things worse as some of the youth are now going into different social vices. The truth must actually be told to us all, many companies have laid off workers, because they cannot afford to pay them salaries. Now lets take a look at this, how will they cope or survive. Earlier this year, lots of banks close their branches, many lost their jobs as a result of all this. Depending on one sector alone, bring about lots of setbacks to the economy. Nigeria has made it known for themselves, that without oil, it is difficult for them to have a stable economy. Statistics have shown that the average Nigeria does not even have enough to feed his family, “Now this question goes to us now” Are we going to remain in recession forever or should we diversify into other sectors of the economy ? Before this recession, there were problems with this nation in terms o the economy aspect, many of us claim that we are living well, some say the nation was a better place. Now lets see how true is this. At then, the only thing we focus on was the crude oil, before all these took place our corrupt leaders were looting lots of money from this sector. Oil prices were okay by then, some were spending well and living lavishly, banks do not lay down any workers, things were going smooth for many people, but take a look at this, as it not to come to our notice, that the actions of yesterday in the economy is actually what is affecting us presently now. Imagine then we stick to advice and warnings, we were able to diversify, and make good use of other sectors, leaders were brought out for their crime, what would be of this country today? If we were to compare, lots of people will say back then things were better, I totally agree, but the actions of yesterday are what is now speaking for us today, the way our leaders made the bed we are now lying and suffering from it. I drop my pen down at this point, what is your take on this? http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/08/the-nigerian-economy-of-yesterday-and.html |
| Health › I Stammer, Here Are Steps On How To Reduce It by liltee123(op): 7:22am On Aug 18, 2017 |
| Literature › I Stammer, Here Are Steps On How To Reduce It by liltee123(op): 2:45am On Aug 16, 2017*. Modified: 8:34am On Apr 17, 2020 |
Stammering is referred to as a speech disorder. If you stammer and you think you cant stop it, and people hate you because you are a stammerer, well dont give up and dont feel bad. because It`s possible to control, reduce and permanently eliminate stammering. When a person suffers from stammering, he/she can`t perform at the normal speech pace and/or rhythm. The person can also accompany the struggle of normal speech with physical reactions. It can be lips shaking and eye blinking. It will take a lot of work. Therefore, a person who suffers from this disorder should put a lot of efforts to get rid of it. How to stop stammering? Just follow this top 5 steps . Visit a doctor Well you may think which kind of doctor - Speech language pathologist ofcourse When you contact your doctor about stammering here are some question he/she may ask you: When did your stammering begin? In adulthood? In childhood? At which particular time? What do you think caused it? - Do you have any other difficulties in terms of speaking? - How does stammering affect your life? (social, work, private) - Does your stammering cause any other physical or psychological problems? (anxiety, low self-esteem, weight loss, phobias) - How long does your stammering last? - Is there any other speech problem? e.t.c. these are not the only questions, there re so many other questions the doctor is gonna ask, to mention but a few. Speech therapy After visiting a doctor, remember the doctor you are to visit, you will be asked to go for speech therapy. This therapy will teach you how to control stammering. From the therapy, you will learn how to speak correctly and learn what triggers your stammering. There are several exercises which you can use right now to reduce your stammering! - Slow-motion talking. It`s pretty simple, you just need to speak as slow as you need to. Try to say one syllable after another. Just one word at the time, then moving to the next word. - Practice your speech in front of a mirror. Try to look at your face and see how you look like when you pronounce words. Just try it little by little! - Don`t be shy or afraid. There may be pauses while you are speaking. You just need to choose your own pace right now to speak words correctly. e.t.c Stammering Cure There is no magic pill that can stop stammering. The British Stammering Association recommends therapy as the best cure for stammering. You just need to follow your doctors` treatment list. Also, it`s also possible that specialist may prescribe a group therapy. In a group therapy, you will see other people who are suffering from the same disorder. Knowing you are not alone can help increase confidence which in torn can alleviate your stammering. well Technology can also be used. You can consult your doctor about an electronic device that can help to reduce stammering. Nonetheless, do not forget that it`s only a part of your therapy! Your ultimate goal is to speak freely without any electronic device! some doctors do advise adding dried dates, almonds and Indian gooseberry to your diet. These products can help you to train your jaws and tongue. Lifestyle changes you need to change you lifestyle. Stammering usually occurs as a result of psychological trauma. Building your self-confidence is another necessary step in reducing your stammering. When you are confident – you do not feel stress. Eventually, you will find your inner confidence to speak freely without stammering. Support It is impossible to go through all the stages of stammering without support from your family and friends. Let them know that you want to deal with stammering. Ask them to help you. If you dont stammer this does not mean you should mock those that stammer, support and care for them. https://1knews.com/i-stammer-here-are-steps-on-how-to-reduce-stammering/ |
| Education › I Stammer, Here Are Steps On How To Reduce It by liltee123(op): 2:56pm On Aug 12, 2017 |
| Education › A Student Who Cannot Further His Studies Due To Lack Of Fund by liltee123(op): 11:57pm On Aug 09, 2017 |
| Education › A Student Who Cannot Further His Studies Due To Lack Of Fund by liltee123(op): 6:02am On Aug 07, 2017 |
Passing JAMB is one think, passing WAEC is another thing, but let me tell you something, you having the ability to further your education is another, you are wondering why am saying all these, hmmmnn, I ll tell you the reason dont worry. According to a post shared on Facebook by Rariya, a young man identified as Shitu Abdullahi, might be unable to further his education in an institution of higher learning despite him excelling in his JAMB and WAEC exams. Abdullahi scored a total of 306 out of 400 in JAMB, while making a total of six A1s and three B3s in WAEC. Do you think it is easy to have these kind of result. This guy is brilliant, he has a brilliant mind but unfortunately for him, he is unable to further his education. He (Abdullahi) hopes to attend an institution of higher learning, his schools of choice were Bayero University, Kano, Kano state (1st choice, and hopes to study mathematics), Jigawe state polytechnic, Dutse, Jigawa state (2nd choice, and hopes to study statistics) Abdullahi who hails from the Malam Maduri local government area in Jigawa state, Nigeria, might have to end his education at secondary school level, because his parents cannot afford to see him through a university. Rariya shared his story which was entirely written in Hausa, soliciting for help on his behalf, so as not to let his brilliance go to waste. So if you have the opportunity of studying in an higher institution, please use the opportunity wisely. http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/08/a-student-who-cannot-further-his.html |
| Education › A Student Who Cannot Further His Studies Due To Lack Of Fund by liltee123(op): 11:24am On Aug 06, 2017 |
Passing JAMB is one think, passing WAEC is another thing, but let me tell you something, you having the ability to further your education is another, you are wondering why am saying all these, hmmmnn, I ll tell you the reason dont worry. According to a post shared on Facebook by Rariya, a young man identified as Shitu Abdullahi, might be unable to further his education in an institution of higher learning despite him excelling in his JAMB and WAEC exams. Abdullahi scored a total of 306 out of 400 in JAMB, while making a total of six A1s and three B3s in WAEC. Do you think it is easy to have these kind of result. This guy is brilliant, he has a brilliant mind but unfortunately for him, he is unable to further his education. He (Abdullahi) hopes to attend an institution of higher learning, his schools of choice were Bayero University, Kano, Kano state (1st choice, and hopes to study mathematics), Jigawe state polytechnic, Dutse, Jigawa state (2nd choice, and hopes to study statistics) Abdullahi who hails from the Malam Maduri local government area in Jigawa state, Nigeria, might have to end his education at secondary school level, because his parents cannot afford to see him through a university. Rariya shared his story which was entirely written in Hausa, soliciting for help on his behalf, so as not to let his brilliance go to waste. So if you have the opportunity of studying in an higher institution, please use the opportunity wisely. http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/08/a-student-who-cannot-further-his.html |
| Education › Let Us Talk About The Truth Behind HYDROQUINONE And D Bullshit We Think We Know by liltee123(op): 9:20am On Aug 06, 2017 |
Hydroquinone. What comes to mind is bleaching or lightening agent, causes skin cancer, and every other bad thing you can think of. Well, hydroquinone is a compound with the chemical name benzene-1,4 –diol or quinol.It works by inhibiting the enzyme tyrosinase which helps in the production of melanin. The skin becomes lighter, so yes, it is a lightening agent. It degrades in the presence of air. Hydroquinone was banned about 50 years ago because it was used with mercury and other notorious compounds. So hydroquinone on its own is safe and effective, it doesn’t cause skin cancer. However, a low percentage (2%) of this is safe and can be gotten over the counter in cosmetics while higher percentage (4%) is available only for prescription. None of what is written above is new. My major concern is cosmetics that promise skin lightening and still tell you its hydroquinone free. How possible is that? Truly, there are natural “brightening” or lightening agents like mulberry, arbutin that gives you same result as hydroquinone. Know why? Its because these natural products, when they get into the skin, break down into hydroquinone –surprised? Well that’s what’s up! You don’t have to believe that hydroquinone is harmless –this afterall is not to make hydroquinone saintly; but wouldn’t you rather go for an honest product that tells you hydroquinone(2%) than one that promises lightening and tells you hydroquinone free ? Let's watch what we buy, let's be observant. We should not believe all what manufacturer or producer gives as an info. http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/08/let-us-talk-about-truth-behind.html?m=0 |
| Sports › Falz D Badh Guy Reacted To The Huge Sum Of Money Paid To Neymar Jnr by liltee123(op): 9:28pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
| Education › Falz D Badh Guy Reacted To The Huge Sum Of Money Paid To Neymar Jnr by liltee123(op): 1:13pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
| Sports › Falz D Badh Guy Reacted To The Huge Sum Of Money Paid To Neymar Jnr by liltee123(op): 12:27pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
Nigerian comedian and musician, Falz d badh guy was surprised at the sum of money that the Brazilian footballer, Neymar Jnr would be earning per week in Paris Saint Germain (PSG). Neymar Jnr would be collecting an estimated amount of £500, 000 weekly, if that is converted to naira it will be over N235 million weekly! and someone would be saying their is no money in football. With this sum of money, Neymar Jnr is regarded as the world's most expensive player this year. Falz d badh guy insisted on social media that his children must play football, he also said that his family has had enough lawyers and musicians. The Nigerian rapper was frustrated about the huge sum of money that the Brazilian footballer ll be earning. In his first public appearance as a player for the French club on Friday, Neymar said it was "sad" that people thought that his move from Barcelona had been motivated by money. Neymar Jnr revealed that he did not leave Barcelona because of the massive amount of money, he said he left Barca because he wanted a new challenge. He said; "Leaving Barca was one of his most difficult decisions I made, but I have no regret because I wants new challenges in my career and I ll do my best for my new club". It was revealed that PSG offered Neymar the number 10 shirt which was formerly worn by Pastore, Pastore said he offered the number 10 shirt to Neymar as welcoming act so that the Brazilian ll settle into his new club. Neymar Jnr ll not play in Paris St-Germain's first French league match of the season after his documents failed to be lodged in time. His international transfer certificate missed a midnight deadline, so he will watch Saturday's match against Amiens from the stands, the league said. But he will be presented to supporters before the match at Parc des Princes. Neymar Jnr, 25, joined the Ligue 1 club for a record fee of 222m euros (£200m). Hmmmn!!! me just they observe oo. This Neymar deal is a kinda WOW!! because with this huge amount of money, alot of people would be thinking of becoming a footballer, this money is making alot of people to be talking on social media platforms, let me be sincere with this huge amount of money, poverty can be eradicated in Nigeria, but let us all see what the future holds for this Brazilian footballer, Neymar Jnr. http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/08/falz-d-badh-guy-reacted-to-huge-sum-of.html |
| Crime › Jonathan Says Thieves Stripped His House Bare by liltee123(op): 7:38pm On Aug 03, 2017 |
| Politics › Jonathan Says Thieves Stripped His House Bare by liltee123(op): 3:29pm On Aug 03, 2017 |
The former President of Nigeria, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, said that his house in Gwarimpa, Abuja, Nigeria, was stripped bare by thieves who carted away all movable items in the house. A statement by the ex-President’s spokesman, Ikechukwu Eze, said six policemen were under arrest. He said six of those arrested by the police were actually policemen guarding the house, contrary to confirmation by FCT Police Command on Monday that only six policemen were arrested in respect of the burglary. The statement said movable items in the house, including furniture sets, beds, electronics, toilet and electrical fittings and all internal doors and frames were stolen. Reacting to the theft through his media aide, Ikechukwu Eze, Jonathan explained that he bought the house, “a modest 4-bedroom duplex”, in 2004 and is located at Gwarimpa, Abuja. The house, of the former President was bought from CITEC estate developers in 2004. It was reported that the theft was discovered in July but was immediately reported to the police authorities for investigation. It was further learnt that police swung into extensive investigations which led to the arrest and detention of some suspects, including six policemen. A security source involved in the investigation had said by the time family members of the former President were alerted to the looting early this month, the house had been stripped bare. The source also said two dealers who had been main recipients of the stolen items were said to have closed down their shops at Panteka market and have since remained at large. The source also revealed that the looting was discovered when a neighbour noticed “severe damage in the house” and called a member of President Jonathan’s family to ask whether the house was undergoing renovation. The former President was said to have personally gone to inspect the property after which he reported the vandalism to the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris. “After a team of officers dispatched to the scene confirmed the crime, Mr. Idris was said to have ordered the arrest of the police officers who were still on guard duty at the residence. The question now is "are Nigerians retaliating was Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan (former President of Nigeria) has done?" because to me things were a little bit easier for Nigerians during his tenure that this current tenure which is now being led by President Muhammadu Buhari. I will urge Nigerians to think about the past administration (which we all know that corruption was given a room for but the economy was kind of stable a bit) and the present administration (that the presido is ill and infact the economy is not something you can speak of). http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/08/jonathan-says-thieves-stripped-his.html |
| Education › Let Us Talk About The Truth Behind HYDROQUINONE And The Bullshit U Think We Know by liltee123(op): 5:59am On Aug 02, 2017 |
| Events › Sleep: The Benefits Of Adequate Sleep (atleast 7-8 Hours Of Sleep) by liltee123(op): 8:44pm On Aug 01, 2017 |
| Career › Sleep: The Benefits Of Adequate Sleep (atleast 7-8 Hours Of Sleep) by liltee123(op): 12:10pm On Aug 01, 2017 |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Sleep: The Benefits Of Adequate Sleep (atleast 7-8 Hours Of Sleep) by liltee123(op): 6:20am On Aug 01, 2017 |
People who can get by on three to four hours of sleep sometimes brag about their strength and endurance, hmmmn!. But recent scientific studies show that a lack of sleep causes many significant changes in the body and increases your risk for serious health concerns such as obesity, disease, and even early death. About 40-45% of the adults out there sleep less than the recommended seven-eight hours a day. Sleep is essential for the overall health and well-being. Adequate sleep is a key part of a healthy lifestyle and can benefit your heart, weight, mind and more. When you sleep, your brain signals your body to release hormones and compounds that help: decrease risk for health conditions manage your hunger levels maintain your immune system retain memory consistently sleeping more than six to eight hours a night can negatively impact your health. Researchers found that people who reduced their sleep time from seven hours to five hours or less had 1.4-1.7 times the risk of death from all causes. Now let us talk about the benefits of sleeping for seven to eight hours Sleep helps manage your appetite: When you are sleep-deprived, your brain will release chemicals to signal hunger. This can lead to eating more, exercising less, and gaining weight. so yes sleep helps to maintain your weight. Sleep helps your immune system function When you sleep, your immune system releases compounds called cytokines. Some cytokines have a protective effect on your immune system by helping to fight inflammation and infection. Sleep helps your memory In addition.... to continue reading click on the link below http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/07/sleep-benefits-of-adequate-sleep.html |
| Education › Sleep: The Benefits Of Adequate Sleep (atleast 7-8 Hours Of Sleep) by liltee123(op): 8:32pm On Jul 31, 2017 |
People who can get by on three to four hours of sleep sometimes brag about their strength and endurance, hmmmn!. But recent scientific studies show that a lack of sleep causes many significant changes in the body and increases your risk for serious health concerns such as obesity, disease, and even early death. About 40-45% of the adults out there sleep less than the recommended seven-eight hours a day. Sleep is essential for the overall health and well-being. Adequate sleep is a key part of a healthy lifestyle and can benefit your heart, weight, mind and more. When you sleep, your brain signals your body to release hormones and compounds that help: decrease risk for health conditions manage your hunger levels maintain your immune system retain memory e.t.c. consistently sleeping more than six to eight hours a night can negatively impact your health. Researchers found that people who reduced their sleep time from seven hours to five hours or less had 1.4-1.7 times the risk of death from all causes. Now let us talk about the benefits of sleeping for seven to eight hours The benefits of sleep has been mentioned earlier but below are some of the benefits of sleep you might want to know; Sleep helps manage your appetite: When you are sleep-deprived, your brain will release chemicals to signal hunger. This can lead to eating more, exercising less, and gaining weight. so yes sleep helps to maintain your weight. Sleep helps your immune system function When you sleep, your immune system releases compounds called cytokines. Some cytokines have a protective effect on your immune system by helping to fight inflammation and infection. Sleep helps your memory In addition to helping you focus, sleep helps protect and strengthen your memory. So sleep gives you a better... To continue reading visit; http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/07/sleep-benefits-of-adequate-sleep.html?m=0 |
| Education › Sleep: The Benefits Of Adequate Sleep (atleast 7-8 Hours Of Sleep) by liltee123(op): 6:52am On Jul 31, 2017 |
| Health › Sleep: The Benefits Of Adequate Sleep (atleast 7-8 Hours Of Sleep) by liltee123(op): 5:30pm On Jul 30, 2017 |
People who can get by on three to four hours of sleep sometimes brag about their strength and endurance, hmmmn!. But recent scientific studies show that a lack of sleep causes many significant changes in the body and increases your risk for serious health concerns such as obesity, disease, and even early death. About 40-45% of the adults out there sleep less than the recommended seven-eight hours a day. Sleep is essential for the overall health and well-being. Adequate sleep is a key part of a healthy lifestyle and can benefit your heart, weight, mind and more. When you sleep, your brain signals your body to release hormones and compounds that help: decrease risk for health conditions manage your hunger levels maintain your immune system retain memory e.t.c. consistently sleeping more than six to eight hours a night can negatively impact your health. Researchers found that people who reduced their sleep time from seven hours to five hours or less had 1.4-1.7 times the risk of death from all causes. Now let us talk about the benefits of sleeping for seven to eight hours The benefits of sleep has been mentioned earlier but below are some of the benefits of sleep you might want to know; Sleep helps manage your appetite: When you are sleep-deprived, your brain will release chemicals to signal hunger. This can lead to eating more, exercising less, and gaining weight. so yes sleep helps to maintain your weight. Sleep helps your immune system function When you sleep, your immune system releases compounds called cytokines. Some cytokines have a protective effect on your immune system by helping to fight inflammation and infection. Sleep helps your memory In addition to helping you focus, sleep helps protect and strengthen your memory. So sleep gives you a better memory. Lack of sleep increases disease risk: Its is a contributing factor for many chronic health conditions, such as: diabetes heart disease obesity obstructive sleep apnea. Enough sleep can help you to avoid Erectile Dysfunction. When we have adequate sleep it makes us happier, poor sleep can ruin ones day. Adequate sleep gives you an healthy Skin but Sleeping poorly is also associated with chronic skin conditions. Its prevent Migraines And Other Headaches. Adequate sleep improve ones sight. With adequate sleep you will Be More Productive At Work. Its prevent joints pain such as pain in the knee joints e.t.c. http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/07/sleep-benefits-of-adequate-sleep.html?m=0 |
| Poems For Review › Poem: I Miss You by liltee123(op): 10:59pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
If you are absent during my struggle, Don’t be present during my success (to my unbelievers). The one day am absent from school Is the one day everything happens I missed an important lecture Because of a minute argument I will miss a heart just because Of a day argument I will wait for you because Honestly I don’t want anyone else When am sad, please don’t ask me what’s wrong, Just hug me Missing you is my hobby, Caring for you is my job, Making you happy is my duty, And loving you is my love. Have you ever missed someone so much that you Feel physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually sick I miss you a little too much, a little too often, and A little more every day. “missing you comes in waves, tonight am drowning.” When I say I miss you that’s actually an understatement. I thought I could handle the pain from being apart from you But I can’t. I cant drown my demons, because they know how to swim, I need your love because that is their weakest point Every separation is a form of death, as each meeting is a type of heaven. Absences are a good influence in love and keep it bright and duplicate. If you can just give me a small chance, I will prove it to you that I will be one of the best decisions you will ever make; Infact the best out of the bests. You went up to my eyes like a beautiful dream and I seek you in vain By the meadow and stream. To continue reading click on the link below http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/07/poem-i-miss-you.html |
| Health › Snoring: Definition, Causes And Treatment by liltee123(op): 10:16am On Jul 29, 2017 |
If you have a partner that snores, there is no need at yelling at him or her, or no need at shutting her up. common condition that can affect anyone, although it occurs more frequently in men and people who are overweight it has a tendency to worsen with age. Thus the definition of snoring goes like this; Snoring is where a person makes a snorting or rattling noise when they breathe during sleep. The noise comes from the soft palate and tissue in the mouth, nose or throat vibrating. For causes and treatment visit: http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/07/snoring-definition-causes-and-treatment.html?m=1 |
| Education › Snoring: Definition, Causes And Treatment by liltee123(op): 2:05am On Jul 29, 2017 |
| NYSC › Senate Removes NYSC Degree From The 1999 Constitution. So What Next?.. by liltee123(op): 4:16pm On Jul 28, 2017 |
| Events › Nursing Students - OAU Debated On A Critical Issue by liltee123(op): 6:34am On Jul 27, 2017 |
| Health › Nursing Students - OAU Debated On A Critical Issue by liltee123(op): 5:54am On Jul 27, 2017 |
NUNSA OAU (Nigerian Universities of Nursing Students' Association - Obafemi Awolowo University) conducted a debate on 25th of July 2017, in attendance were ZUMA (PRO of the students union, OAU), Ex president of NUNSA 2014/2014 session in person of Greg Nnabuife, Ex president of NUNSA 2015/2016 session in person of Akeju Tony, Vice president of NUNSA national in person of Afolabi Taiwo, former secretary general of NUNSA-OAU in person of Ibrahim Olorunfemi, president of NUNSA-OAU in person of Egunjobi Abayomi and so as other Alumni. The debate took place at HSLT B, College of Health sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, at exactly 4:00 p.m, whereby the Adams Aminat and the PRO of NUNSA-OAU in person of Arowona Ademola where the M.C of the occassion. The judges where Okediji Simon (ZUMA), Nnabuife Greg, Adeyemi/Adewumi (chief judge) and Charles (400L) as timekeeper Majority of the participants where 300L students, the participants of the debate where Omolere Tobi (400L), Obi Grace (300L), Oni Clement (300L), Ojo Eunice Damilola (300L), Egberongbe Zainab Adebisi (300L), Ogidan Oluwatosin (300L), Akinlose Dorcas (300L). The first round of the debate took place with the topic of "HND PROGRAM IN NURSING, A MILESTONE IN THE PROGRESS OF THE PROFESSION OR A SLAP ON THE FACE OF PROFESSION. " In which they have to either "oppose" or "support" the motion. Most of the participants oppose the motion of the topic above. After the first round Obi Grace took the first position, Akinlose Dorcas took the second position, Ojo Damilola took the third position, Omolere Tobi took the fourth position, Egberongbe Adebisi took the fifth position, Ogidan Oluwatosin took the sixth position, Oni Clement took the seventh position. After the first round of the debate, alot of comments about the participants speech and movements were said by the judges. The first, second, third and fourth positions where allowed to participate in the second round of debates in person of Obi Grace, Akinlose Dorcas, Ojo Damilola and Omolere Tobi respectively. the topic of the second round was "POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IS A KEY ISSUE TO REBRANDING OF NURSING", In which they have to either "oppose" or "support" the motion. Most of the participants support the motion of the topic. After the second round of the debate there was a tie for the first position which was between Ojo Damilola and Omolere Tobi. In order to break the tie, ZUMA told them to speak on the topic "IS OAU A UNIVERSITY THAT CAN PRODUCE 21ST CENTURY GRADUATE", In which they have to either "oppose" or "support" the motion of the topic. After the debate on the latter topic, Ojo Damilola won with a single points ahead of Omolere Tobi. The judges declared Ojo Damilola as the winner of the debate, Omolere Tobi as the second and Obi Grace as the third position. Omolere Tobi commented saying "why does he always tie with people during a competition?, he appreciated NUNSA-OAU for their generosity", and a lot of remarks were made by the participants, judges, Vice president national and the PRO NUNSA-OAU. After the competition pictures where taking after the competition. http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/07/nigerian-universities-of-nursing.html |
| Career › Nursing Students - OAU Debated On A Critical Issue by liltee123(op): 6:27pm On Jul 26, 2017 |
| Education › Nursing Students - OAU Debated On A Critical Issue by liltee123(op): 4:00am On Jul 26, 2017 |
NUNSA OAU (Nigerian Universities of Nursing Students' Association - Obafemi Awolowo University) conducted a debate on 25th of July 2017, in attendance were ZUMA (PRO of the students union, OAU), Ex president of NUNSA 2014/2014 session in person of Greg Nnabuife, Ex president of NUNSA 2015/2016 session in person of Akeju Tony, Vice president of NUNSA national in person of Afolabi Taiwo, former secretary general of NUNSA-OAU in person of Ibrahim Olorunfemi, president of NUNSA-OAU in person of Egunjobi Abayomi and so as other Alumni. The debate took place at HSLT B, College of Health sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, at exactly 4:00 p.m, whereby the Adams Aminat and the PRO of NUNSA-OAU in person of Arowona Ademola where the M.C of the occassion. The judges where Okediji Simon (ZUMA), Nnabuife Greg, Adeyemi/Adewumi (chief judge) and Charles (400L) as timekeeper Majority of the participants where 300L students, the participants of the debate where Omolere Tobi (400L), Obi Grace (300L), Oni Clement (300L), Ojo Eunice Damilola (300L), Egberongbe Zainab Adebisi (300L), Ogidan Oluwatosin (300L), Akinlose Dorcas (300L). The first round of the debate took place with the topic of "HND PROGRAM IN NURSING, A MILESTONE IN THE PROGRESS OF THE PROFESSION OR A SLAP ON THE FACE OF PROFESSION. " In which they have to either "oppose" or "support" the motion. Most of the participants oppose the motion of the topic above. After the first round Obi Grace took the first position, Akinlose Dorcas took the second position, Ojo Damilola took the third position, Omolere Tobi took the fourth position, Egberongbe Adebisi took the fifth position, Ogidan Oluwatosin took the sixth position, Oni Clement took the seventh position. After the first round of the debate, alot of comments about the participants speech and movements were said by the judges. The first, second, third and fourth positions where allowed to participate in the second round of debates in person of Obi Grace, Akinlose Dorcas, Ojo Damilola and Omolere Tobi respectively. the topic of the second round was "POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IS A KEY ISSUE TO REBRANDING OF NURSING", In which they have to either "oppose" or "support" the motion. Most of the participants support the motion of the topic. After the second round of the debate there was a tie for the first position which was between Ojo Damilola and Omolere Tobi. In order to break the tie, ZUMA told them to speak on the topic "IS OAU A UNIVERSITY THAT CAN PRODUCE 21ST CENTURY GRADUATE", In which they have to either "oppose" or "support" the motion of the topic. After the debate on the latter topic, Ojo Damilola won with a single points ahead of Omolere Tobi. The judges declared Ojo Damilola as the winner of the debate, Omolere Tobi as the second and Obi Grace as the third position. Omolere Tobi commented saying "why does he always tie with people during a competition?, he appreciated NUNSA-OAU for their generosity", and a lot of remarks were made by the participants, judges, Vice president national and the PRO NUNSA-OAU. After the competition pictures where taking after the competition. http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/07/nigerian-universities-of-nursing.html |
| Education › POEM: Why OAU Is Great And Still Remain The Greatest. by liltee123(op): 6:57am On Jul 25, 2017 |
GREAT IFE STUDENTS Freedom is from God alone, we are students of GREAT IFE, We are not soldier but we do face real life war, We don't walk to class; we double and run, We don't talk like a fool; we argue logically, We don't obey dogmatically; we challenge intellectually, We are not homeless; but class we sleep for sake of reading, We read to get freedom and we speak to give silence, We live to struggle and we struggle to live, We live to succeed and we succeed to live, Vibrancy, confidence, respect and intellect, Are not sold in world trade center, Rather it can only acquire in GREAT IFE soil, We don't see failure as a threat and challenge again, It's an obstacle we will cross so as to become hero, We believe our future will as shine as diamond in the sky, We fight to create peace and to restore anomie to normality, Oppressor have no abode in our GREAT IFE soil, We suppress those who oppress; to impress the depressed, We stand with depressor; to stand against oppressor, We will struggle till we become successful person, We will fight till we become hero and role model, Whose name will never washed with thousands of erosion, Our greatest weapon is prayer and we are submissive to God, All our students are either strong Pastor or Alfa, Because religion activities is second to none, We stand as one,God bless GREAT IFE students, Shout out to all OAU STUDENTS. By OLATILEWA MUIZ RESOURCE CENTER http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/07/poem-why-oau-is-great-and-still-remain.html 1 Like |
| Education › POEM: Why OAU Is Great And Still Remain The Greatest. by liltee123(op): 4:42am On Jul 25, 2017 |
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