CROBBOY:


These are some of the recurring factors that have held us bound and confined us to our current state of life. It is so awkward that we Africans operate predominantly with the African time Syndrome resulting in defiling and devaluing the essence of timing and time management.

For example, going by your last statement, why should preparation for provision of Call Up Letters to PCMs be carried out on the supposed day of commencement of the printout? This is similar to some of the things that happen as stated below:

1. Lectures/Exams is scheduled for 10am. Students will begin to leave their homes by 5 minutes to 10am and start complaining about traffic on arrival.
2. Semester begins as usual, some student will deliberately not resume until they hear they have started writing tests, assignments and taking serious attendance.
3. Semester will begins 20th April 2016, many students will wait until it is 2 weeks to exam before they'll commence intensive reading (if there is no other way to pass the course).
4. An assignment/term paper will be given with a two-weeks deadline. But student will wait until it is 30 minutes to submission, before they begin to put facts together (usually from others who have completed theirs).
5. A church program will be scheduled for 4pm. Exactly 4pm is when people will begin to leave their home.
6. Some people tend to have goals (long-term, intermediate and short-term) about their dream organisations. But will wait until a day to interview before they think of putting up a standard CV (probably settling for common samples from Google.com) or practice likely interview questions from G-Maths.
7. Open a shop or start selling a product or service, before they begin to study and learn the basics and effect of Business Management, Business Systems, Business taxes, Business Registration, Staffing and working ethics, Corporate marketing, etc.
8. Most people get into Public Offices and wait until it is some months to the end of their tenure, before they begin to embark on a six year project.
9. Most tenants will rent an apartment and will wait until it is a week to eviction before they begin make plans to raise money to renew it.
10. Many people will buy an electronic/computing device (Phones, gadgets, television, etc), but will never read the MANUAL until the day it develops a fault.
11. etc

WHEN WILL ALL THESE AFRICAN TIME SYNDROME COME TO AN END

amodu:


How you take know this

daudae1:
I dont say wat i dont knw man! Y cant u check it up?

olusmarth:
Pls is it tru dey av increase alawi....to 49800

Joseph1988:



E be like say dis guy from Lake Chad

Abbeyunique2:

crobboy, logodwhiz, kbs468 confirm abeg

daudae1:
U can Nw Print ur Callup Letter!!!

daudae1:
I dont say wat i dont knw man! Y cant u check it up?

Aieboocaar:
guys there's hope o... i just noticed significant change on my dashboard. The option for printing green card is no longer der, t was dere like 5minutes ago



well....just kip refreshing sumtin might cum up

LogoDWhiz:
CALL UP LETTER IS OUT

Link is there but the pdf file is not yet there

Joseph1988:


Which one be pdf file is not der? Den why d noise if d file no dey?

jubrealguy:
lolz......How's ur day been na

CROBBOY:


These are some of the recurring factors that have held us bound and confined us to our current state of life. It is so awkward that we Africans operate predominantly with the African time Syndrome resulting in defiling and devaluing the essence of timing and time management.

For example, going by your last statement, why should preparation for provision of Call Up Letters to PCMs be carried out on the supposed day of commencement of the printout? This is similar to some of the things that happen as stated below:

1. Lectures/Exams is scheduled for 10am. Students will begin to leave their homes by 5 minutes to 10am and start complaining about traffic on arrival.
2. Semester begins as usual, some student will deliberately not resume until they hear they have started writing tests, assignments and taking serious attendance.
3. Semester will begins 20th April 2016, many students will wait until it is 2 weeks to exam before they'll commence intensive reading (if there is no other way to pass the course).
4. An assignment/term paper will be given with a two-weeks deadline. But student will wait until it is 30 minutes to submission, before they begin to put facts together (usually from others who have completed theirs).
5. A church program will be scheduled for 4pm. Exactly 4pm is when people will begin to leave their home.
6. Some people tend to have goals (long-term, intermediate and short-term) about their dream organisations. But will wait until a day to interview before they think of putting up a standard CV (probably settling for common samples from Google.com) or practice likely interview questions from G-Maths.
7. Open a shop or start selling a product or service, before they begin to study and learn the basics and effect of Business Management, Business Systems, Business taxes, Business Registration, Staffing and working ethics, Corporate marketing, etc.
8. Most people get into Public Offices and wait until it is some months to the end of their tenure, before they begin to embark on a six year project.
9. Most tenants will rent an apartment and will wait until it is a week to eviction before they begin make plans to raise money to renew it.
10. Many people will buy an electronic/computing device (Phones, gadgets, television, etc), but will never read the MANUAL until the day it develops a fault.
11. etc

WHEN WILL ALL THESE AFRICAN TIME SYNDROME COME TO AN END

katerine7:
the link to print CUL is now available

iambibi:
. Ma day has not been fine .... Don't ask me why

jubrealguy:
make una talk true na