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tmel2:
I really don't know when we'll start commenting without doing so base on sentiment and emotion. The man said "YOU and I"; which include himself. After all, that is his ministry and those who he referred to as YOU work under this same ministry. Fashola is only attributing the faults and those responsible for providing electricity, which makes him more responsible.

some people don't read before making comments that's why end up writing rubbish

I followed the link as instructed but all I saw was that have done the test when I haven't I mean the verbal

20k as a teacher, got 2 account in which I save 10k every month with a target of 100k in the next ten months, the account is 7k for any spending for the running months. No matter what u need from me, once have spent the 7k I can't touch 1kobo from the 10k contribution account

mentorken05:
Mr OP mikel`s first UCL goal wasn't against sporting...

. OP is correct sir

John mikel-obi has been a great player from day one of his international career but he was trained to play like a concrete back midfeilder(4) which great players like makalele, masherano, busquet,e.t.c played and never score much goals like we expected Mikel to do. Mikel always like to play to coach instruction like MOU who believes if u don't play to instruction u get to sit on the bench that's why he will not flourish playing for MOU but other coaches which di matteo can testify after building the team around him at the UCL final as back as 2012. Nigerians are also expecting too much from the guy when his playing is not a record to put down. I wonder why we Nigerians always support white players that knows nothing to play like our own then they were comparing matic to mikel which I had fought with many lads(argumentatively) about Mikel been a better player. If mikel the 4 in a team goes to play to score and by mistake the ball is been hijacked who will disturb the opponent? Mikel is the best in his position just like busquet, macherano and makelele. God bless Mikel

I guess u wrote out the list based on hit songs which these guys couldn't release last year and if that should be the case, 2face,Naecto C,Terry G,e.t.c

Even when he performs, u will feel that humility. He never looked down on people even if u hold his legs, hands or tap him while performing all he do is smile, dance and wink at u. God always bless the humble souls

erunz:
Reports just reaching Naij.com have it that suspected robbers have stormed banks at Agbara Industrial Estate, Ogun state and are shooting sporadically.

An eyewitness who sent-in reports disclosed that the men arrived the area at about 8:30am and started operating in some of the popular banks.

“Armed robbers are seriously operating in Agbara right now. They are heavily armed and are shooting anyhow. They have stormed some of the banks and people are running helter skelter,” he said.

https://www.naij.com/642135-just-ongoing-robbery-agbara.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

I can't still believe how the robbers got into that bank road cos its narrow and an industrial area. This same place has a giant tank which the mobile police use for patrol everyday still these guys got in there and wet scot free as for now. Hmm mm

Appreciating the World Builders
Many developing/underdeveloped countries do not realise their significance to nation building. The celebration of these great role models in this age is far below the level of appreciation they deserve. They are the “builders and finishers” of our world. Can we do without them in this world? I am yet to get a convincing answer to that question. But who are they? What are their roles? Why are they important? Are they so important to the extent of being “world builders?”
They are role models who inspire and encourage students to strive for greatness and live to their full potentials. They are dynamic leaders who believe in change and look out for the best in the students. They have the capacity to prepare future leaders and develop them with the skills needed for the teeming population to succeed in the future. Teachers are great scholars whose responsibility is to impact knowledge, skills and more understanding to learners in order to develop their intellectual, mental, emotional and physical abilities; in order for them to succeed in future. They are the people to learn from, through their commitment to excellence and through their ability to make other people grow. They come in different forms, they can be anybody; a parent, a sibling, a friend. However, there is a special place for those who have taken this noble cause as a profession- the teachers.
Teachers are role models, they build the future. The teacher’s role goes beyond standing in front of students and lecturing. The greatest role of a teacher is to be an architect of future generations. This makes it important that only the best, the most intelligent and the most competent members of our society should be allowed to qualify for this noble profession. It is unfortunate to find that generally, the opposite is the case in Nigeria. The reality on ground is that this profession is populated with those who fail to find jobs in other sectors. They have no zeal for the monumental duty expected of them in this profession and recklessly play with the destiny of the nation. When we speak of a good teacher, it means that teacher must be a model of faith and piety and should have a good knowledge of a particular subject.
Broadly speaking, the function of teachers is to help students learn by imparting knowledge into them and by setting up a situation in which students can and will learn effectively. But teachers fill more complex roles, which vary from one society to another and from one educational level to another. Some of their roles include; mediation of learning, enforcing discipline, substituting parents, confidants to students, judges of achievement, scholars and research specialists, public servants, surrogates of middle-class morality, expert in some area of knowledge or skills and agents of social change. With these complex roles of a professional and competent teacher, is there any more value of teachers to nation building? .
The Education Commission (1964-1966) emphatically opines "the quality, competence and character of teachers to be the most significant factor influencing the quality of education and its contribution to national development." A nation is built by citizens, citizens are moulded by teachers and teachers are made by teacher-educators. Chanakya has rightly stated, "Teacher is the maker of nation." Therefore, for the development of the country, it is very important to have good teachers and this can only be done with a good system of teacher education. Building a flourishing nation and a truly prosperous society starts with teachers. "Knowledge acquired/received without teachers’ guidance can be compared to a blind man walking without his stick." The teacher is a representative of the society who inculcates moral precepts. In the development of a country, great attention has to be paid to education and learning, as well as good morals and nobody is more suited to assist in this process than the humble teacher. Moreover, a corrupt and decadent class of teachers can harm a nation more seriously than a class of corrupt and perverted judiciary, army, police, bureaucracy, politicians or technocrats. The growth of a country is in the hands of a competent and dedicated teacher- the catalyst, the nation builder.
Considering what teachers stand for in the development of a country, why do most third-world countries still find it difficult to value or appreciate their teachers? Can this world do without them?
There are those who believe with technological advancements, teachers will soon become redundant. Sugata Mitra, a professor of Educational technology believes the world will exist without teachers. He said, “it's quite fashionable to say that the educational system is broken. It's not broken. It's wonderfully constructed. It's just that we don't need it anymore.” Mitra also believes teachers are middlemen that can be eliminated in the process of learning. He propounded a method to actualize his motion which he tagged "hole in the wall" where computer is used for teaching. Without being rude, Mitra and others of like-mind are not being truthful in this quest. Ironically, from Mitra’s theory, there still has to be someone who will instruct learners when on how to use the computer system because learners are not born with this knowledge. As stated earlier the role of teachers extend beyond merely impacting knowledge of a particular subject; without teachers, no nation can be liberated, no nation can grow and the world will be so miserable. No matter the level of advancement in technology and educational technology, teachers cannot be replaced. In fact, technology will be taught in schools by teachers.
Everyone reading this article has passed through a teaching process either formal or informal. With this uncontested truism that teachers are the source of greatness for future generations, why is it that the teaching profession suffers most in terms of recognition, entitlements and respect especially in third-world countries. According to Salako O.A (Communicator), teachers are meant to suffer since government fails to admit that teachers are the builders and moulders of the nation. Government has taken the teaching profession as a profession meant for hungry job-seekers, lazy people that need nothing apart for money. According to UNESCO, World teacher’s day represents a significant token of the awareness, understanding and appreciation displayed for the vital contribution that teachers make to education and development.
It appears some developing countries have another interpretation for Teachers’ Day. For example, in Nigeria, the Federal Government announced series of incentives expected to boost the morale and productivity of teachers that kicked-off on Monday, 5th October 2015. The question that comes to mind is, “why the promise now?” Were teachers not relevant before this time? Many teachers have lamented the fact that teachers are not appreciated either by the parents or the government. As a teacher/housemaster, I have seen parents that do really appreciate teachers, especially me the housemasters. Ironically, most of the parents who show disdain for teachers are the educated and successful ones whose successes were inadvertently a result of a teacher. On the part of government, it is believed that teachers do not contribute to the economy of the nation, rather, they take huge amount of money monthly as salaries. With this fact, government see them as a non-profit making group not worth any investment. With this, one is tempted to say that there might be an improvement in teachers’ appreciation if the government’s free education is scrapped. There are many countries where the government provide free education (e.g. Germany, Finland, etc) yet teachers are valued and teaching is made lucrative as a profession not just a mere job.
It is a common belief in this part of the world that teachers are not valued because their teachers “reward is in heaven.” Must a teacher die before being respected or recognised? How can a country's educational system be effective when teachers embark on incessant strike actions to fight for their entitlements? Politicians have never gone on strike because of unpaid entitlements; why teachers? Teachers build the nation and their value cannot be taken for granted. Even though the teaching profession is not as lucrative as oil and gas, the pertinent question to ask ourselves is, “who are engineers, geologists, accountants, miners, even Governors and Presidents without teachers?
Teachers can only do their best in terms of formal education but the best can be achieved if it is combined with commitment, hard work, conducive working environment, reasonable funding and prayers from the learner, parents, government and the society at large.
All in all, teachers should be greatly valued as they help in laying effective foundation for our society. The importance of the teacher as a nation builder cannot be over-emphasized. Good teachers need to be themselves, constantly seeking knowledge, of good character, high motivation, creative, innovative and effective in teaching strategies. The good deeds of teachers are great. Because of them, we will grow to become knowledgeable people who will be of use to society. Teachers should be valued on earth like a diamond that glitters than gold.

Many developing/underdeveloped countries do not realise their significance to nation building. The celebration of th below the level of appreciation they deserve. They are the “builders and finishers” of our world. Can we do without them in this world? I am yet to get a convincing answer to that question. But who are they? What are their roles? Why are they important? Are they so important to the extent of being “world builders?”
They are role models who inspire and encourage students to strive for greatness and live to their full potentials. They are dynamic leaders who believe in change and look out for the best in the students. They have the capacity to prepare future leaders and develop them with the skills needed for the teeming population to succeed in the future. Teachers are great scholars whose responsibility is to impact knowledge, skills and more understanding to learners in order to develop their intellectual, mental, emotional and physical abilities; in order for them to succeed in future. They are the people to learn from, through their commitment to excellence and through their ability to make other people grow. They come in different forms, they can be anybody; a parent, a sibling, a friend. However, there is a special place for those who have taken this noble cause as a profession- the teachers.
Teachers are role models, they build the future. The teacher’s role goes beyond standing in front of students and lecturing. The greatest role of a teacher is to be an architect of future generations. This makes it important that only the best, the most intelligent and the most competent members of our society should be allowed to qualify for this noble profession. It is unfortunate to find that generally, the opposite is the case in Nigeria. The reality on ground is that this profession is populated with those who fail to find jobs in other sectors. They have no zeal for the monumental duty expected of them in this profession and recklessly play with the destiny of the nation. When we speak of a good teacher, it means that teacher must be a model of faith and piety and should have a good knowledge of a particular subject.
Broadly speaking, the function of teachers is to help students learn by imparting knowledge into them and by setting up a situation in which students can and will learn effectively. But teachers fill more complex roles, which vary from one society to another and from one educational level to another. Some of their roles include; mediation of learning, enforcing discipline, substituting parents, confidants to students, judges of achievement, scholars and research specialists, public servants, surrogates of middle-class morality, expert in some area of knowledge or skills and agents of social change. With these complex roles of a professional and competent teacher, is there any more value of teachers to nation building? .
The Education Commission (1964-1966) emphatically opines "the quality, competence and character of teachers to be the most significant factor influencing the quality of education and its contribution to national development." A nation is built by citizens, citizens are moulded by teachers and teachers are made by teacher-educators. Chanakya has rightly stated, "Teacher is the maker of nation." Therefore, for the development of the country, it is very important to have good teachers and this can only be done with a good system of teacher education. Building a flourishing nation and a truly prosperous society starts with teachers. "Knowledge acquired/received without teachers’ guidance can be compared to a blind man walking without his stick." The teacher is a representative of the society who inculcates moral precepts. In the development of a country, great attention has to be paid to education and learning, as well as good morals and nobody is more suited to assist in this process than the humble teacher. Moreover, a corrupt and decadent class of teachers can harm a nation more seriously than a class of corrupt and perverted judiciary, army, police, bureaucracy, politicians or technocrats. The growth of a country is in the hands of a competent and dedicated teacher- the catalyst, the nation builder.
Considering what teachers stand for in the development of a country, why do most third-world countries still find it difficult to value or appreciate their teachers? Can this world do without them?
There are those who believe with technological advancements, teachers will soon become redundant. Sugata Mitra, a professor of Educational technology believes the world will exist without teachers. He said, “it's quite fashionable to say that the educational system is broken. It's not broken. It's wonderfully constructed. It's just that we don't need it anymore.” Mitra also believes teachers are middlemen that can be eliminated in the process of learning. He propounded a method to actualize his motion which he tagged "hole in the wall" where computer is used for teaching. Without being rude, Mitra and others of like-mind are not being truthful in this quest. Ironically, from Mitra’s theory, there still has to be someone who will instruct learners when on how to use the computer system because learners are not born with this knowledge. As stated earlier the role of teachers extend beyond merely impacting knowledge of a particular subject; without teachers, no nation can be liberated, no nation can grow and the world will be so miserable. No matter the level of advancement in technology and educational technology, teachers cannot be replaced. In fact, technology will be taught in schools by teachers.
Everyone reading this article has passed through a teaching process either formal or informal. With this uncontested truism that teachers are the source of greatness for future generations, why is it that the teaching profession suffers most in terms of recognition, entitlements and respect especially in third-world countries. According to Salako O.A (Communicator), teachers are meant to suffer since government fails to admit that teachers are the builders and moulders of the nation. Government has taken the teaching profession as a profession meant for hungry job-seekers, lazy people that need nothing apart for money. According to UNESCO, World teacher’s day represents a significant token of the awareness, understanding and appreciation displayed for the vital contribution that teachers make to education and development.
It appears some developing countries have another interpretation for Teachers’ Day. For example, in Nigeria, the Federal Government announced series of incentives expected to boost the morale and productivity of teachers that kicked-off on Monday, 5th October 2015. The question that comes to mind is, “why the promise now?” Were teachers not relevant before this time? Many teachers have lamented the fact that teachers are not appreciated either by the parents or the government. As a teacher/housemaster, I have seen parents that do really appreciate teachers, especially me the housemasters. Ironically, most of the parents who show disdain for teachers are the educated and successful ones whose successes were inadvertently a result of a teacher. On the part of government, it is believed that teachers do not contribute to the economy of the nation, rather, they take huge amount of money monthly as salaries. With this fact, government see them as a non-profit making group not worth any investment. With this, one is tempted to say that there might be an improvement in teachers’ appreciation if the government’s free education is scrapped. There are many countries where the government provide free education (e.g. Germany, Finland, etc) yet teachers are valued and teaching is made lucrative as a profession not just a mere job.
It is a common belief in this part of the world that teachers are not valued because their teachers “reward is in heaven.” Must a teacher die before being respected or recognised? How can a country's educational system be effective when teachers embark on incessant strike actions to fight for their entitlements? Politicians have never gone on strike because of unpaid entitlements; why teachers? Teachers build the nation and their value cannot be taken for granted. Even though the teaching profession is not as lucrative as oil and gas, the pertinent question to ask ourselves is, “who are engineers, geologists, accountants, miners, even Governors and Presidents without teachers?
Teachers can only do their best in terms of formal education but the best can be achieved if it is combined with commitment, hard work, conducive working environment, reasonable funding and prayers from the learner, parents, government and the society at large.
All in all, teachers should be greatly valued as they help in laying effective foundation for our society. The importance of the teacher as a nation builder cannot be over-emphasized. Good teachers need to be themselves, constantly seeking knowledge, of good character, high motivation, creative, innovative and effective in teaching strategies. The good deeds of teachers are great. Because of them, we will grow to become knowledgeable people who will be of use to society. Teachers should be valued on earth like a diamond that glitters than gold.

OYENOLA GBENGA

ebukaddon:
top 20 songs
1. CDQ Ft. Olamide – Woss Wobi (Freestyle)
2. Dr. SID – Kabiyesi
3. Patoranking – Make Am
4. Tekno – Duro
5. Harrysong Ft. Kcee, Olamide, Iyanya & Orezi
– Reggae Blues
6. Qdot – Alhaji
7. Lil Kesh Ft. Viktoh – Efejoku
8. YCEE – Jagaban
9. Skales – Lo Le
10. Runtown Ft. Wizkid – Bend Down Pause
11. DJ Xclusive Ft. Davido – Wole
12. Oriste femi Ft. Harry song – Sukus
13. L.A.X – Morenike
14. Olamide – Lagos boys
15. Pepenazi Ft. Olamide – Illegal
16. Reekado Banks – Corner
17. Falz Ft. Reekado Banks – Celebrity
Girlfriend
18. Bamiji – Keu Keuu
19. Ola Dips – Body Body
20. Timaya – Some More
Enjoy!!

dbanj-top of the world, darey-pray for me, timi dakolo-wish me well,dbanj-knocking on my door,psquare-bring it on,wizkid-ojuelegba,olamide-melo melo,black magic ft oritse femi-pass you bye, oritse femi ft dbanj-double wahala remix, 2face-rain drops

MOU first half team Vs Holland second half team. MOU need to re-watch the game to know the ability of mikel and baba mobility in a game

Seunbunmi:
''When you make a choice, you change the future.”
Deepak Chopra


I want to share how I landed a world scholarship (European Union sponsored Erasmus Mundus Masters Programme) with a 3.8 C.G.P.A. Surprised, right? Hey, anything is possible! Just to note this, if you can finish with a higher C.G.P.A, please give it your best.


In 2012, after graduating from the University of Lagos, Department of Political Science, I had the dream of going abroad for my Masters degree programme and I had ¨not so excellent C.G.P.A¨. I wanted a full scholarship. Sincerely, at that period it was really a big dream, I also had little or no work experience. But the next two years I put in a conscious effort to make this dream a reality. I don't intend to bore you with some principles or strategies for success. The truth is that life is made up of principles and you make things happen easily when you know and rightly apply the principles.


The following are principles and strategies I knew and applied, with practical experience:


Vision: In 2012, I had a goal to get an international degree and exposure, to enable solve some of the problems facing the world. This was a good cause and motivation for me to begin my grad school application adventure. It is good, you discover who you are, what you want and where you are going. There were several times I got discouraged of the possibility of getting funded for my grad school abroad. But the vision I had kept me going. Vision also helped me answer the question of purpose, why I needed to get a fully funded Master's degree abroad? which may come to play when writing your Statement of Purpose or Motivation Letter.


Research: After the vision stage, it is research! Information is key, if you are not well-informed, you may be incapacitated. You need to search for schools, scholarships and your compatibility for your intended programme. I practically read everything I found on the internet on grad school application and getting a scholarship. I recommend you to read articles on grad school application written by Mr. Tunde Alawode, he is currently a PhD student at MIT. His articles were the most helpful to me and I also had the privilege of having some online conversations with him which were priceless to my grad school application.


It was in the course of my research I discovered the European Commission, Erasmus Mundus Masters Scholarship. I remembered my first impression was ah! this scholarship is perfect and in line with my vision, #grins! I also got contacts of Erasmus Scholars, they gave necessary advice and counsel related to applying and getting an Erasmus Masters Scholarship. This helped me greatly in preparing a good application. Doing a thorough research, will help you in preparing a strong application. Pour your heart into it!


Service & Learning: During the 2 years of preparing for my grad school, I volunteered in various projects, learnt on a job (which had little financial gratification), became an author, started an NGO etc, all these to an extent gave me a convincing CV.


Offer services and give yourself to personal development. Do not just think about putting up a grad school application and fold your arms. Get busy and engage yourself! I tell people who come to me on grad school application that you should show the admission committee what you have been able to do with the education you have acquired so far.


Maximise every opportunity that comes your way. Be diligent and committed to whatever you do, this is important!


Have Faith and Pray: Every good thing comes from God, so you need God. I prayed, confessed, fasted, believed and sow seeds. And yay! Today I have a testimony.


¨All I know is that when I pray, coincidences happen; and when I don’t pray, they don’t happen¨. ~ Dan Hayes



Wishing you all the best in your grad school application!


Seun Adebayo
Graduate Student under Erasmus Master in Education Policies for Global Development (GLOBED)
Erasmus Masters Scholar (2015-2017)

thanks bro. Just finished making my own research on google nd I realised that the programme if for exchange or continuation of one's degree. Please am I wrong with what I saw?

Banga lee is still the great entertainer of all time in this country's entertainment industry. I got these too. #frosh#koleyowon#confidential

Chanchit:
Ejanla! This is nice, but I think its time face music and leave all this oshofree gifts. When I say music I mean hit music not the one you would use media to force down our throat and give us lacasera to wash it down.

what do u think ejanla needs a hit song for? For ann award in africa that he never won before? May be to fetch him more money? May be to start competing with korede bello, kiss daniel, yemi alade? When last did Jay-Z sang a hit? Even kanye west or piddy D? Abi tuface don get another hit ni?

CMS building, hope to see campbell street lovely street on highland

Has 2 baba released any hit this year too? 2face and dbanj don't need hit anymore cos its all about time, all they need is to release a single or singles to let their fans know they are relevant in the industry. 2baba and dbanj can't go to studio just to release a hit to compete for awards against upcoming artiste or relevant artiste. Lastly, can we say ebenezer or sunny ade who release songs which are no more hit don miss road? Its all about time and given the coming generation a chance. Rest my case

So proud to be a member by birth though its not the first building built for church then

Your burning starts here on earth not hell

Weah96:


He created the destroyers. Bin Laden didn't fall from the sky. Only the planes did.

he wasn't created to destroy human being like him I believe

Please I need teaching jobs for secondary schools oooooo. 2 yeaars experience, Bsc EDU on any social science subjects except accounting

This is a village not barrack

God is not asleep to destroy the destroyers. Simple

Haaaaaaaa, ko ni funny mehn

Please I need a teaching job on social science subjects excluding accounting in lagos. Please help me out. I have 2years experience. Thanks

ajasa4link:

lol @ "except accounting" . my guy no wan make one yeye student fall him hand for accounting

is better I specify than managing what am nt good at

Please I need a teaching job at a secondary school in lagos island on any social sciences subjects except accounting. I have 2years post-experience. Thanks