Politics › Re: Live Broadcast: Nnamdi Kanu's World Press Broadcast From Jerusalem by MissJoy29(f): 6:38pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: Live Broadcast: Nnamdi Kanu's World Press Broadcast From Jerusalem by MissJoy29(f): 6:37pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
CanineOfJackal: I'm trying to get an update about their demi god because his antics leave much to be desired.
I'm in town though, Uche Orgah things Lol....me too o. I no fit let this aproko pass me by. Really? Ukpor or Enyimba? |
Politics › Re: Live Broadcast: Nnamdi Kanu's World Press Broadcast From Jerusalem by MissJoy29(f): 6:27pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
CanineOfJackal: hey love, miss u small But what are you doing here? Lol. Don't tell me.
I miss you small too. Small o. |
Politics › Re: Live Broadcast: Nnamdi Kanu's World Press Broadcast From Jerusalem by MissJoy29(f): 6:18pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
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Fashion › Re: What I Noticed At A Beauty Pageant Audition In Lagos by MissJoy29(f): 5:18pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
IamD18: I just remembered school holidays. But still, teachers don't make out good time for their man during school sessions. 
Lol. Yea, men love teachers because of their discipline and housekeep. Lol, belittle? I think male-teachers should be complaining of this, not female 
Personally, there's a way I view teaching job.
Apology? I can't remember. Remind me  Indeed! There's plenty time: lunch breaks, breaks in between periods (if you are in the secondary section), short holidays, long vacations. And to top it all, we close on time except you have extra lessons or home coaching. Both male and female get ridiculed sometimes but the men most especially. How do you view the teaching profession? Oh don't play smart with me. Don't even try it. |
Fashion › Re: What I Noticed At A Beauty Pageant Audition In Lagos by MissJoy29(f): 2:34pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
IamD18: Oh! That. Never thought that way.
You are a teacher? That's nice 
I would have loved to settle down with a teacher for the betterment of my kids because they are so disciplined, but they don't normally have time for their man.  Yeah that's how it is. Thanks. Teachers don't have time? That's the biggest joke of the century. Which other professional have more time than teachers? Name one. Besides, a lot of people claim they want to marry teachers cos of the kids but yet, same people belittle & laugh at us. Oh and btw, you still owe me an apology. Haven't forgotten it. |
Romance › Re: Should A Girlfriend Wash Her Boyfriend's Clothes? by MissJoy29(f): 2:25pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
MrMacinterchi1: What's so creepy there? I boiled egg inside a pot of boiling rice today.. no bigger. Retches.....pukes!!!!!!!!! |
Romance › Re: Should A Girlfriend Wash Her Boyfriend's Clothes? by MissJoy29(f): 2:20pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
lefulefu: eww! Those shit stained eggs . Anyway i prefer using d clean eggs for my kettle but if i happen to end up with shit stained ones omo i use pot for dose ones abeg . Lol...ok. Sounds better. |
Fashion › Re: What I Noticed At A Beauty Pageant Audition In Lagos by MissJoy29(f): 2:19pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
IamD18: Married with kids? Not yet. But I have so many daughters: 1 is a Muslim, 3 are Yoruba and last but not least, 3 wu ndi ebe nke anyi. #teachersaremothers |
Romance › Re: Should A Girlfriend Wash Her Boyfriend's Clothes? by MissJoy29(f): 8:12pm On Oct 20, 2018 |
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Romance › Re: Should A Girlfriend Wash Her Boyfriend's Clothes? by MissJoy29(f): 7:14pm On Oct 20, 2018 |
lefulefu: kettle or pot ...anyone. I use either of them to boil my egg. Wow. And still use same kettle to boil water to drink tea. Don't mind me. The idea of boiling egg with kettle or boiling egg together with indomie or like one of my daughters did recently, boiling egg in beans totally creeps me out! |
Romance › Re: Should A Girlfriend Wash Her Boyfriend's Clothes? by MissJoy29(f): 6:47pm On Oct 20, 2018 |
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Romance › Re: Should A Girlfriend Wash Her Boyfriend's Clothes? by MissJoy29(f): 6:46pm On Oct 20, 2018 |
zicoraads: See una double standards!
As long as his friend is concerned, she has to do it. What is her own contribution to the relationship financial-wise?
Tell your friend not to buy any washing machine OP. She should either do it, or he should pack her things out of his house. She should either do it or pack out? I don't support the girl's refusal not to help. Remember I said "HELP". But it's not her obligation to wash his clothes neither is it the guy's obligation to pay her fees. He's probably doing it on his own without the girl mandating him to. But if the girl is mandating him to but yet doesn't want to assist him with his clothes (there are ways to), then the guy is stupid & being used as a money bag. On the other hand, if the girl isn't mandating him to & the guy is just doing it for doing sake, then why is he trying to guilt-trip her into washing the clothes? He should probably stop paying the fees so that it won't hurt so much as the girl has refused to help. Oh & by the way, I don't think they are living together. |
Celebrities › Re: D'banj And Tiwa Savage Pictured Together by MissJoy29(f): 9:11am On Oct 20, 2018 |
Bra top kwa? So bra is now a top. |
Culture › Re: Facebook User Lashes Out At People Who Condemn Rites Done By Ooni's Queen by MissJoy29(f): 7:46am On Oct 20, 2018 |
I'm more concerned about the fact that this was made public. I mean, are phones & picture taking allowed in this kind of ceremony? Is it not supposed to be private and highly secretive? Who took the shot, & worse still, uploaded online knowing the backlash it will receive? |
Health › Re: Explorers Welcomes His Little Princess, Shares Hospital Experience(Photos) by MissJoy29(f): 7:26am On Oct 16, 2018 |
Congratulations to you and your wife sir. The Lord who has given her to you will be faithful to make provisions for her upbringing.
Welcome baby girl. |
Family › Re: International Day Of The Girl Child: Share Amazing Things Your Daughter Has Done by MissJoy29(f): 8:50am On Oct 12, 2018 |
Ah! The stories here are making me long & thirst...
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Mummy loves you ALL! |
Education › Re: World Teachers' Day - Share Your Experiences With Your Favourite/worst Teacher by MissJoy29(f): 8:26am On Oct 12, 2018 |
yak: I wouldn't know her, have not bn in ABSU since '07 Ok....I understand. she was new. Around 08/09 or 09/10. That means you will also not know Dr Nwachukwu in Dr Afiamagbon's office block. He was new too. He was taking history. |
Education › Re: World Teachers' Day - Share Your Experiences With Your Favourite/worst Teacher by MissJoy29(f): 11:09pm On Oct 11, 2018 |
yak: Kanno u mean, Dr Anuna, Okunamiri, Rock Eze, sister...
nwanne, u have made me remember home I know right! I actually meant Kemi & not Kanno. She handled computer. |
Education › Re: World Teachers' Day - Share Your Experiences With Your Favourite/worst Teacher by MissJoy29(f): 3:01pm On Oct 11, 2018 |
yak: from the list of lecturers u will know Benson Afiamagbon etc is a lead Good...I wasn't sure of the Dr Ben you were talking about.
Then let me add Prof Mrs Nkpa, Dr R.O Nnachi, Dr Kemi.
They ring a bell? |
Education › Re: World Teachers' Day - Share Your Experiences With Your Favourite/worst Teacher by MissJoy29(f): 11:03am On Oct 11, 2018 |
WavesOfGlory: Lagos. In the mid 90s. Ok. Thanks. I asked because I currently know of a miss Ejiogu who also teaches English Language. |
Travel › Re: World’s Biggest Passenger Airliner Lands In Ghana. First To Land In West Africa by MissJoy29(f): 9:33am On Oct 11, 2018 |
awelekiti: I boarded this Emirates A380 to France 2 weeks ago from Dubai. It was amazing. It's a double-deck aircraft. (With First class, business class and economy cabins). I have never boarded such a big plane in my entire life. It contained close to 1000 passengers, by my calculation of the number of seats it's got.I asked myself, would this plane ever fly? Like play, like play, this big thing take off oo. It's like it has 4 engines, 2 on each wing. I boarded same plane back to dxb from Paris. Amazing ! It's so big, it takes longer to takeoff! It's amazing watching it "struggle" to lift. |
Travel › Re: World’s Biggest Passenger Airliner Lands In Ghana. First To Land In West Africa by MissJoy29(f): 9:24am On Oct 11, 2018 |
FarahAideed: Sad to note we currently dont have any Airport that can support the A380 in any capacity from taxiing to refuel , to pushback to alighting services to length of of runway but Ghana does |
Education › Re: World Teachers' Day - Share Your Experiences With Your Favourite/worst Teacher by MissJoy29(f): 9:03am On Oct 11, 2018 |
yak: my Introtech teacher we used to call him "you cld c" my Agric Teacher - nicknamed "ewi" Geography Teacher too "Kokori" they were the worst teachers... almost changed somebody's destiny (this is repping Ihube High School, Okigwe)
God'll bless aunty Ann and Rev Sister Cordelia or so at Okigwe Township Model Primary school. they laid the foundation those ppl above cld not destroy.
to my University Lecturers- Dr Uka, Prof JOJ Nwachukwu Agbada, Prof Kanno, Dr Ben etc. una try. even the 3 witches, Una no kill our joy for ABSU English Literature or Education/English? |
Education › Re: World Teachers' Day - Share Your Experiences With Your Favourite/worst Teacher by MissJoy29(f): 8:51am On Oct 11, 2018 |
WavesOfGlory: Miss Ejiogu.
One day, in SS1 I was summoned to the staff room for questioning. My 2nd term JS1 teacher wanted to know why I had failed English in SS1. Upon further investigations it was found out that my CAT scores were not properly divided. I passed.
This was a school of 8 class arms with an average of 36 students per class arm, and Miss Ejiogu who had taught me for just one term 3-4 years before was so confident in my abilities that she had boasted to her colleagues that I couldn't fail English Language.
She is the reason I proof-read all my write-ups (even text messages) and punctuate them accordingly. I have this nagging feeling that she may read my work, and I cannot let her down. I do not want to be summoned to the staff room again. Hmmmm....this "Miss Ejiogu" sounds familiar although the stories here are unfamiliar. Please, in which state did you school? |
Education › Re: Is Cramming Effective For Scholars? by MissJoy29(f): 8:06pm On Oct 09, 2018*. Modified: 3:09am On Oct 10, 2018 |
cassyrooy: Coding is done by writing out the answer in a structured way and using the initials to form a phrase or something that's easy to remember.
It's simpler to recollect and easy to work out cos you just need to remember the outline, and you're good to go. Ok...I understand. I'm trying to remember what we call it in English Language. I will let you know when I do. Modified: mnemonics. Cassyrooy. |
Education › Re: Is Cramming Effective For Scholars? by MissJoy29(f): 12:00pm On Oct 09, 2018 |
cassyrooy: Lol! That's our situation over here o, you must explore o. The case is made worse when you have two papers following themselves in a day. E no funny o.
I'll do very bad at cramming. I've never liked it and haven't tried it. Last semester, of course you know I was sick but my books never stayed away. That's how bad I can't cram. For those that scale through using cramming, that's a special talent to have honestly, the best I do is to ‘code' my answers.  Wow! What's coding, Pray tell? |
Education › Re: Is Cramming Effective For Scholars? by MissJoy29(f): 6:59pm On Oct 08, 2018 |
cassyrooy: Baby'm Cramming has never been the way I learnt things.
In secondary school I know must of my works by heart, and volume was never the issue.
Now in the University, for a field like Sociology (being one in University of Ibadan), there are few courses you could cram.
I've always prioritized understanding over cramming, because we're expected to finish the last leaflet of the answer sheets and probably get extra. If you cram, you can only get maybe 6pages but with understanding, you could elaborate more into 11-13pages and score full marks.
I go for understanding cos it gets stuck in my head than cramming. Sometimes I don't define concepts/terms but explaining to the simplest gets me more marks. On the other hand, the lecturer determines that as well, some will tell you ‘give me just as I've given you'.
So, just develop yourself while in school, application of knowledge comes later. My sweet English scholar, did you just say 11-13 pages  ?? I weak abeg.... Anyway, I think understanding what's read trumps cramming. The former sticks longer. But there's also a place for cramming. For instance, someone who's prepping for, say Bible recitation, will likely do well cramming. Don't you think so? Although cramming can really embarrass you if care is not taken. Lol |
Education › Re: Is Cramming Effective For Scholars? by MissJoy29(f): 6:51pm On Oct 08, 2018 |
sirBLUNT: hey sweethrt just be good wherever you are I will try to be sweetie. |
Education › Re: Is Cramming Effective For Scholars? by MissJoy29(f): 1:04pm On Oct 06, 2018 |
@Cassyrooy, your attention is needed. |
Education › Re: Is Cramming Effective For Scholars? by MissJoy29(f): 1:02pm On Oct 06, 2018 |
sirBLUNT: I hear alot of people here say cramming is bad but trust me cramming is one of the most effective way to study but not just cramming alone,first you cram,you try to understand what you're cramming and next you ask yourself questions and you try and answer them,if you fail then you cram again,cramming is only meant for intelligent people who have a long memory to remember things because it is useless when you understand something and cannot put it in writing thats when cramming comes in,but if you understand a topic and you cram it and put it in writing thats makes you a Genius...all what i have cram 5yrs ago are still in my head! #teamcram Hey you.... |
Romance › Re: The Worst Past You Ever Heard From A Partner. by MissJoy29(f): 12:51pm On Oct 06, 2018 |
michaelandre: I can bet u that u made this shit up!!! u guys can lie sha |