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I came across this 2 minutes video that left me speechless, that about reversing your age... http://www.globalantiaging.com/jfresh/ |
This 2 Minutes Video left me speechless... http://solomonjames.org/jeunesse-global/ What do you think about it? |
I'm Hiring! - join my team (time sensitive) I am going to be opening a "HomeShore" chapter in your local area, and wanted to see if you'd be interested in running it. I honestly think that you could make up to 6 figures a year part time managing this for me in your city. If you're interested, I'm doing a webinar this week that you need to be on. I just made a video with more info here: http://solomonjames.org/jeunesse-global |
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I requested 2wice and didnt get it, so i changed my address, and I got it 2wks ago under 3wks. So I will suggest you change ur address to where u can easily get it. |
you try oh!Don't know if i'll ever have the balls to go back and watch any of such games! |
Just back from the Teslim Balogun Stadium where my alma Newland Secondary School Tolu, just won the finals of the Lagos State Principal's Cup beating the school from Agege 2-0, the march was watched by the Lagos state Governor, Mr Fashola, his deputy Mrs sarah, Obas, Local govt. chairmen etc. Congrats Newland Secondary School. Another memory has been added. |
With so many options to choose from, www.undergraduatesinbusiness.com may be an answer. Its for students in biz. |
Some students are richer than their parents, depending on what they are involved with. check out www.undergraduatesinbusiness.com for details. |
Yes it is very real, there are not too many info about it online, but you can get a lot of info on it by visiting www.homeshoreoiltrader.com. Its the only site with real info. If you don't mind you can shed some light on who is organizing it, and I will research it for you. Again the site is www.homeshoreoiltrader.com |
Hmmm, good concept of one good turn deserves another, am in @ pastorjsm |
I have discovered a great program that offers all the tools and materials you will need to make easy money online. I signed up today and I'm really impressed with the resources and tools they give, it's so easy to make money with them. I even made $15 instantly and they accept Nigerians and send your money through cheque or bank wire, just what we wanted. You can sign up too, here's the link: http://www.moreniche.com/join.html?w=142471&ttp=3 They are giving away up to 45$ for new signups as bonuses! Merry Christmas and a happy new year in advance PS. If you have any great business idea that undergraduates can benefit from, please spill it out. www.undergraduatesinbusiness.com |
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I heard that he is related to Ndi- Okereke, that his native name is Obioma ![]() www.undergraduatesinbusiness.com |
If he made it so can we, yes we can! www.undergraduatesinbusiness.com |
“Formal education will make you a living, self education will make you a fortune” - Jim Rohn Well, it all depends on the individual. There are times even when those that have no educational business background are still able to make it big in the business world. Some say that they owe it all to patience, hard work, and dedication. Most of the successful entrepreneurs on the other hand claim that it would take good education to become an entrepreneur. So what will it be? Well, if you can afford to study a business degree, then don’t let that chance pass you by. You’re quite lucky if you can attend college especially for a business degree. You have to dedicate your time studying all your lessons because in due time, you will be able to use such information to the advantage of your business. You can choose to study in a local university or college or those individuals with more money to spend can study abroad if they want to. The important thing is to take your education seriously because you can use them when the right time comes. And while you’re studying, you have to develop all the needed skills and characteristics of being an entrepreneur. You have to participate actively in all school activities especially those that require you to exercise your skills in business planning, controlling, directing, etc. There are many business degrees that you can choose from like commerce, business administration, economics, and many others. Make sure that you choose a course that you like and one that you can afford so that you can finish your way to college. Remember, passing alone is not important. You have to learn every step of the way and don’t forget the things that you’ve learned. Some entrepreneurs didn’t have the proper educational background and yet they’ve become successful in their chosen field. The fact is, there are many successful entrepreneurs without the proper business education. How many times have you heard of an entrepreneur who started from scratch and yet ended up having a high-profit earning business? Perhaps there’s more to just education. You see, aside from education, you have to possess the right qualities and characteristics of being an entrepreneur like leadership, innovativeness, creativeness, risk taker, and many others. Even if you have the proper educational background, you can’t become a successful entrepreneur if you don’t have these qualities and characteristics. It seems that education and the right characteristics go hand in hand in producing an effective and successful entrepreneur. If you can have them both, take advantage of it right away. Education is something that money can’t buy in an instant and besides, you can use your knowledge for the best interests of your business. This is not to discourage those that can’t afford to earn a business degree in college. If you want, you can use the resources available on the internet and learn everything you can about being an entrepreneur. You must also develop the right attitude and characteristics as early as possible. If you can pull it off, then no one can stop you from entering the business world. Is there an education needed to be an entrepreneur? This question can only be answered by you. If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, try to assess your qualities, skills, and educational background. After that, you can already determine if you’re fit to become an entrepreneur. Culled From http://undergraduatesinbusiness.com/ |
“Formal education will make you a living, self education will make you a fortune” - Jim Rohn Well, it all depends on the individual. There are times even when those that have no educational business background are still able to make it big in the business world. Some say that they owe it all to patience, hard work, and dedication. Most of the successful entrepreneurs on the other hand claim that it would take good education to become an entrepreneur. So what will it be? Well, if you can afford to study a business degree, then don’t let that chance pass you by. You’re quite lucky if you can attend college especially for a business degree. You have to dedicate your time studying all your lessons because in due time, you will be able to use such information to the advantage of your business. You can choose to study in a local university or college or those individuals with more money to spend can study abroad if they want to. The important thing is to take your education seriously because you can use them when the right time comes. And while you’re studying, you have to develop all the needed skills and characteristics of being an entrepreneur. You have to participate actively in all school activities especially those that require you to exercise your skills in business planning, controlling, directing, etc. There are many business degrees that you can choose from like commerce, business administration, economics, and many others. Make sure that you choose a course that you like and one that you can afford so that you can finish your way to college. Remember, passing alone is not important. You have to learn every step of the way and don’t forget the things that you’ve learned. Some entrepreneurs didn’t have the proper educational background and yet they’ve become successful in their chosen field. The fact is, there are many successful entrepreneurs without the proper business education. How many times have you heard of an entrepreneur who started from scratch and yet ended up having a high-profit earning business? Perhaps there’s more to just education. You see, aside from education, you have to possess the right qualities and characteristics of being an entrepreneur like leadership, innovativeness, creativeness, risk taker, and many others. Even if you have the proper educational background, you can’t become a successful entrepreneur if you don’t have these qualities and characteristics. It seems that education and the right characteristics go hand in hand in producing an effective and successful entrepreneur. If you can have them both, take advantage of it right away. Education is something that money can’t buy in an instant and besides, you can use your knowledge for the best interests of your business. This is not to discourage those that can’t afford to earn a business degree in college. If you want, you can use the resources available on the internet and learn everything you can about being an entrepreneur. You must also develop the right attitude and characteristics as early as possible. If you can pull it off, then no one can stop you from entering the business world. Is there an education needed to be an entrepreneur? This question can only be answered by you. If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, try to assess your qualities, skills, and educational background. After that, you can already determine if you’re fit to become an entrepreneur. Culled From http://undergraduatesinbusiness.com/ |
"83 per cent of the total number of candidates that took the examination, failed to obtain five credits passes and above in English, Mathematics and three other subjects". Now the standard of education is facing a meltdown. WAEC releases results, 83% of candidates fail By Segun Olugbile Published: Saturday, 27 Sep 2008 The West African Examinations Council on Friday released the result of the May/June West African Senior Secondary Examination. The Head, National Office, WAEC, Dr. Iyi Uwadiae, who announced this at a media briefing on Friday, said that only 188,442 or 13.76 per cent of the 1,369,142 candidates that sat for the examination obtained five credits passes and above in English, Mathematics and three other subjects. Uwadiae, while announcing the results, said that a total of 1,369,142 candidates entered for the examination in the country. He said out of this figure, 1,136,387 candidates, representing 83 per cent, had their full results released, while a few subjects sat for by 232,755 candidates, representing 17 per cent, were still being processed. An analysis of the released results by Saturday Punch showed that 947,945 candidates, about 83 per cent of the total number of candidates that took the examination, failed to obtain five credits passes and above in English, Mathematics and three other subjects. A candidate seeking admission to any Nigerian university, except the University of Lagos, must have a minimum of five credits at a sitting before he or she could be considered for a place. However, to secure admission to UNILAG, a prospective student must have obtained a minimum of six credits at a sitting.He added that this was so because of alleged errors made by the candidates during the process of registration or during the conduct of the examination. Uwadiae assured that the results would be released as soon as the errors were corrected. Giving a further analysis of the result, Uwadiae said that of the 188,442 candidates who obtained five credits, including English Language and Mathematics, 100,338 or 7.32 per cent were male while 88,104 or 6.43 per cent were female. A further analysis of the results, he said, showed that 91,609 candidates, representing 6.69 per cent, sat for science subjects; 28,898 or 2.11 per cent candidates took social science subjects; while 67,935 or 4.96 per cent did arts subjects. However, the results of 74,956, representing 5.47 per cent of the total number of candidates that sat for the examination, are being investigated based on various reports of their alleged involvement in malpractices during the conduct of the examination. Uwadiae disclosed that the reports of the malpractices and the exhibits had been compiled for a presentation to the Nigeria Examinations Committee of the council. He said that the council’s decisions would be communicated to the affected candidates through the schools that presented them for the examination as soon as the committee finished its assignment. Uwadiae, who commended the Nigerian Union of Teachers, the federal and state governments for their efforts in ensuring the successful completion of the script marking, advised candidates to check their results on the council’s result-checking website as from Friday. Answering questions on the leakage of some of the question papers, Uwadiae said all the papers suspected to have been compromised were replaced by the council. He assured all stakeholders, including the candidates who sat for the examination and their parents that no candidate benefited in any way or suffered beyond the inconveniences of the rescheduling of the cancelled papers as a result of the leakage of some question papers. Who is responsible for this? what is the fate of our future workforce? more questions than answers. www.naijamarketsquare.com |
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