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Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by OliverBrain(m): 6:24am On Feb 12, 2013 |
ferdimako: |
Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by OliverBrain(m): 6:24am On Feb 12, 2013 |
ferdimako:I think you are the one who has a problem. Why am asking is because I am doing a survey on some University and Departments who culturally have turn First Class Degree to 'immpossibility' in Nigeria Education System, and that too when some students deserves it. My question is to know if NOUN is part of this Culture. Perhaps, your instics does not tell you that not everyone who asks question on this thread is a NOUN aspirant. |
Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by OliverBrain(m): 1:51pm On Feb 11, 2013 |
Another question is, Do NOUN graduates go to youth service? I have ask this questions many times, and get both negative and positive answers, which is confusing me. |
Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by OliverBrain(m): 1:25pm On Feb 11, 2013 |
Can Noun Degree be used for Post graduate programmes? For example, if I have a B.A English from NOUN, and I want to do M.A at UNILORIN? Will they accept me? |
Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by OliverBrain(m): 1:19pm On Feb 11, 2013 |
Can someone have a firstclass degree in NOUN? If yes, what are the things one needs to do? If no, why is it not possible? Or how hard is it to get a First Class degree? |
Politics / Re: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by OliverBrain(m): 9:50am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Does Art really don't have a placd in Nation building? The FG must tell us why the First class schorlaship programme did not include Arts https://www.nairaland.com/1170920/why-did-fgs-first-class Please admin, this post need to make the front page. |
Sports / Re: Any Prophesy Concerning Zambia Vs Nigeria Match? by OliverBrain(m): 5:36pm On Jan 25, 2013 |
Does Art really don't have a place in nation building? Someone must get the FG to answer this question. https://www.nairaland.com/1170920/why-did-fgs-first-class |
Education / Re: Why Did The Fg's First Class Scholarship Did Not Include Arts? by OliverBrain(m): 4:54pm On Jan 22, 2013 |
flowales: But ask your self, to have first class in any Art and Humanities course is always difficult because things are not constant here. The school I graduated have has more than 10 sets now in the faculty of art, No first class student yet.That I think should be a reason why FG should recognize the Art student and compesate those who have first class among knowing the high odds of geting it in such a Faculty. The fact that your University as not produce a First Class graduate in Arts does not mean other Universities don't have first Class graduates. I don't think that's enough reason for FG to elide the Arts and Humanities existence. |
Education / Why Did The Fg's First Class Scholarship Did Not Include Arts? by OliverBrain(m): 9:30am On Jan 22, 2013 |
Dear Nairalanders, the Federal Government sometimes announced to select the best products of the nation’s universities in science, engineering and economics; for postgraduate training in the world’s top 25 universities. Truthfully, I have seen the FG strive to fufill this promise, but along side, something seems not right: the Federal Governmen specifally choose only First Class graduates in Science, Engineering and Economics excluding the Art and social sciences (except his inclusive of Economics). At first, I try to digest this but as times goes by, I begin to wonder what the FG is trying to divulge with this exclusion. If the FG's plan is to boost pools of brain that will sustaing the country's transformation, does he mean that the Arts and Social sciences does or cannot sustain the country's transformation? As Jonathan stresses that his plan is to strengthen the Nigerian Universities with qualified and 'egghead' schorlars, those he means that the Arts does not need such exposition? Or the Arts and other Social Science courses cannot give him the 'efficaciousness' his administration solemnly deserve? If my insticts are right, I would call this an assault to the Nigeria education system and to Art in general, but I won't quickly jump into conclusion, I'll be waiting for your contributions, perhaps maybe there is a reason he gave which I did not know of, but if there isn't any such, the FG owns us "effluent of reasons" why we should be carved out among the scholars. Owoade Adewale |
Celebrities / Re: Slim Girls Dont Attract Me - Don Jazzy by OliverBrain(m): 5:49pm On Jan 21, 2013 |
Freiburger:Is that why you have to quote the whole tin? Mtcheeeew 1 Like |
Phones / Re: Lg Optimus L3 E400 Users by OliverBrain(m): 11:02am On Jan 14, 2013 |
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Family / Re: Who Is The Commander-in-chief Of Remote Control In Your House? by OliverBrain(m): 1:40am On Jan 07, 2013 |
Yomieluv: My neighbour,cos we don't have TV in my house,so I peep through the window of my neighbour to watch Robocop,and equalizer 2000.trust me ehn, u no watch those films pass me |
Travel / Re: Beautiful Visions Of Nigeria And Africa by OliverBrain(m): 12:43pm On Nov 29, 2012 |
Since the 80s, African readers and criticts have challenged the pride of Poetry over Play and Prose. The poetic art of the 80s and 90s celebrate a Nationalism obligation, traditional Black Africa and 'Political Poetry' with Poets like Wole Soyinka, J.P Clark, U Tam'si, Dennis Brutus, David Diop, Kwesi Brew, Birago Diop, Lepold Sedar Senghor and other contemporary traditional Black Africa Poet. It as since then become an unvoidable tone for developing Black Africa Poet. The 20th Century Black Africa Poetry witness an overflow of Newbreed Poet; whom unarguably tactically promote a huge recognition for Africa Poetry at home and Abroad. The 21st Century African Poetry art experience a similar but shameful achievement due to the repetition of the boring, stale and annoying poetry imageries, structures and themes of the 80s and 90s which does not connote with todays atistic view of the World, being more literal, it's infact an 'old skol' approach. This tendecy as affect the Modern Africa Poetry to maintain it's superiority over Modern Prose and Play. Against the Poetry act of this generation, ArtBEAT is an highly welcome development by Owoade Adewale in the reconstruction of what we call today's Modern Poetry art. Its promising and dinstinguish attention to Young developing Poet is also an unavoided one. There is no doubt that ArtBEAT role as the loudspeaker for Newbreed Poet will contribute to the Celebration of Traditional Poetry with Modern Imageries, especially as at this time when an emergency concern is needed. ArtBEAT Anthologies, feauturing numberless Black Africa Young talented Poet will undoubtedly 'activate' Contemporary 21st Century Africa Poetry. SUPPORT ArtBEAT! SUPPORT Afro-Modern Black Africa Poetry!! SUPPORT Owoade Adewale and other aspiring Poet. (BY Owoade Adewale, A Campaign for ArtBEAT Anthology Vol. 1). Like our page at http:// facebook.com/ artbeatpoets |
Career / Re: The Best Time To Achieve A Lot In Your Career? by OliverBrain(m): 12:40pm On Nov 29, 2012 |
Since the 80s, African readers and criticts have challenged the pride of Poetry over Play and Prose. The poetic art of the 80s and 90s celebrate a Nationalism obligation, traditional Black Africa and 'Political Poetry' with Poets like Wole Soyinka, J.P Clark, U Tam'si, Dennis Brutus, David Diop, Kwesi Brew, Birago Diop, Lepold Sedar Senghor and other contemporary traditional Black Africa Poet. It as since then become an unvoidable tone for developing Black Africa Poet. The 20th Century Black Africa Poetry witness an overflow of Newbreed Poet; whom unarguably tactically promote a huge recognition for Africa Poetry at home and Abroad. The 21st Century African Poetry art experience a similar but shameful achievement due to the repetition of the boring, stale and annoying poetry imageries, structures and themes of the 80s and 90s which does not connote with todays atistic view of the World, being more literal, it's infact an 'old skol' approach. This tendecy as affect the Modern Africa Poetry to maintain it's superiority over Modern Prose and Play. Against the Poetry act of this generation, ArtBEAT is an highly welcome development by Owoade Adewale in the reconstruction of what we call today's Modern Poetry art. Its promising and dinstinguish attention to Young developing Poet is also an unavoided one. There is no doubt that ArtBEAT role as the loudspeaker for Newbreed Poet will contribute to the Celebration of Traditional Poetry with Modern Imageries, especially as at this time when an emergency concern is needed. ArtBEAT Anthologies, feauturing numberless Black Africa Young talented Poet will undoubtedly 'activate' Contemporary 21st Century Africa Poetry. SUPPORT ArtBEAT! SUPPORT Afro-Modern Black Africa Poetry!! SUPPORT Owoade Adewale and other aspiring Poet. (BY Owoade Adewale, A Campaign for ArtBEAT Anthology Vol. 1). Like our page at http:// facebook.com/ artbeatpoets |
Literature / Artbeat Poetry Campaign by OliverBrain(m): 12:19pm On Nov 29, 2012 |
Since the 80s, African readers and criticts have challenged the pride of Poetry over Play and Prose. The poetic art of the 80s and 90s celebrate a Nationalism obligation, traditional Black Africa and 'Political Poetry' with Poets like Wole Soyinka, J.P Clark, U Tam'si, Dennis Brutus, David Diop, Kwesi Brew, Birago Diop, Lepold Sedar Senghor and other contemporary traditional Black Africa Poet. It as since then become an unvoidable tone for developing Black Africa Poet. The 20th Century Black Africa Poetry witness an overflow of Newbreed Poet; whom unarguably tactically promote a huge recognition for Africa Poetry at home and Abroad. The 21st Century African Poetry art experience a similar but shameful achievement due to the repetition of the boring, stale and annoying poetry imageries, structures and themes of the 80s and 90s which does not connote with todays atistic view of the World, being more literal, it's infact an 'old skol' approach. This tendecy as affect the Modern Africa Poetry to maintain it's superiority over Modern Prose and Play. Against the Poetry act of this generation, ArtBEAT is an highly welcome development by Owoade Adewale in the reconstruction of what we call today's Modern Poetry art. Its promising and dinstinguish attention to Young developing Poet is also an unavoided one. There is no doubt that ArtBEAT role as the loudspeaker for Newbreed Poet will contribute to the Celebration of Traditional Poetry with Modern Imageries, especially as at this time when an emergency concern is needed. ArtBEAT Anthologies, feauturing numberless Black Africa Young talented Poet will undoubtedly 'activate' Contemporary 21st Century Africa Poetry. SUPPORT ArtBEAT! SUPPORT Afro-Modern Black Africa Poetry!! SUPPORT Owoade Adewale and other aspiring Poet. (BY Owoade Adewale, A Campaign for ArtBEAT Anthology Vol. 1). Like our page at http://facebook.com/artbeatpoets |
Literature/Writing Ads / Re: Writers Needed Within All States Of Nigeria by OliverBrain(m): 12:04pm On Nov 29, 2012 |
Owoade Adewale (ArtBEAT POEMS) owoadeadewale33@ovi.com |
Literature / Re: Get Your Poems Published With Artbeat Poets! by OliverBrain(m): 5:09am On Oct 29, 2012 |
camgal: Well I have all my poems on my blog www.camgal. can it still be published by you guys?I went to the blog, I discovered that it's not only poetry that you have there, so it's quite difficult for me to navigate through the poems, you should send the poems to owoadeadewale33@ovi.com that is where we can do the review of your work, we will therefore notify you which of the poems that matched our criteria where chosen. You can also tell your friends and people you know to drop there poems to owoadeadewale33@ovi.com |
Literature / Get Your Poems Published With Artbeat Poets! by OliverBrain(m): 6:02pm On Oct 28, 2012 |
Are you are poet? Do you want your voice to be heared? Well, this is an opportunity for you to join the Art Beat Writers and get your Poems published. ArtBEAT Poems is a Poetry group and organisation with the sole aim of promoting the culture of Poetry in todays Nigeria, where respects for Poets is 'far beyond the back', Applications are now allowed from now till 29th of December 2012 for prospective contributors to send a minimum and maximumof five (5) poems with themes on Africa, slavery, aparthied, poverty, war, natural disaster, oppression, politics, nationalism, independent, culture, tradition, myth, legend, revolution and Africa heroism (good poems on nature may also be considered). The selected poet with there 5 poems will stand a chance to get there Poems published with the upcoming Art BEAT Africa (vol. 1). Titled:"REMEMBER MOTHER AFRICA, FOR SHE TOO WAS A POET" (A collection of Poems for Mother Africa) by. Owoade Adewale. All applications, poems and enquiries should be sent to owoadeadewale33 @ovi.com...................ART BEAT POETS! We promise to trudge on in the true tradition of the Africa intellectuals! You can drop your questions below. |
Religion / Re: How Do You Cope During A Boring Church Service? by OliverBrain(m): 1:19pm On Oct 14, 2012 |
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Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by OliverBrain(m): 1:15pm On Oct 14, 2012 |
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Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by OliverBrain(m): 1:01pm On Oct 04, 2012 |
I av been seing some news that NOUN law graduate are not accepted by the Nigeria Law school, are this true? |
Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by OliverBrain(m): 7:46am On Oct 03, 2012 |
Rudebwoy: Do they run masters programme?Yes they do, and even Ph.d programme too. |
Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by OliverBrain(m): 12:14am On Oct 03, 2012 |
Pls sir I want to apply 4 law, can I use four years to finish the programme? And also hw much should I budget as a fresher for the first semester? |
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Romance / Re: Public Or Private Marriage Proposals: Which Do Ladies Prefer? by OliverBrain(m): 12:36pm On Jun 01, 2012 |
Ladies like sometin crazy |
Politics / Re: Jonathan Commissions NNS ANDONI Warship: Made In Nigeria by OliverBrain(m): 12:33pm On Jun 01, 2012 |
jaw jaw: Is that the warship in the picture? Looks more like a tug boat to me I gbadun dat one jare |
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