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Fynestboi:
against any..... But make sure there is no clash of discourse between you and you partner....

jerflakes:
***opens door,

Enters thread,

Looks around confused,

Turns back to exit the thread,

Cant find the door again

Faints***

starlingslimnet:
Limiting myself to secondary education.

1. Radical Dressing: You wanna see swag? you come to any public school na there you go see where student no they tuck in their shirts. Talk of sagging and bragging na public school get am for naija. For my school then na palm we dey wear go school...stockings or whatever you call it is an abomination to our leg

2. Ruggedness : The day I shop three thunderous slap because one yeye guy make noise for our class na that day I trowey gentleness put on ruggedness. For public school you can't just be gentle.We scattered everything scatterable till I left as the Library Perfect Boy

3. Addiction To Pains: I no see a public school student who no dey shop at least two strokes of the cane in a week.Like when we dey secondary school8) we are all addicted to pains.Even to shop cane just they hungry us.If uno shop note someone go make noise and at the end of the day you end up bagging 12 strokes of the cane.

4. Sociable : Yes we guys are conversationalist... Because there is always room for mingle tingle dingle ringle. There is room to bully others in your class and sometimes you help your guys woo a girl.

5. Fun Filled: Since we are not condemned to speaking English there is a great room for fun.Like this corp member they brag say hm sabi English then na So one day I ask am may hm tell us the meaning of a sentence I framed up with yoruba origin.It goes thus: the thief was an expert in foganolism. The corp member was confused and the class laugh deliriously.

piicity:
Ftc SAI BABA IS TILL YET TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS BOKO PEOPLE NI

crotonite:
dhtml18 start the tutorial now!!!

we are running outa patience and mb

seunthomas:
Python is not old at all. Its a very modern language. Its one of the most versatile languages i know. I can most nearly do the impossible in python and in record time too.

dhtml18:
You are welcome. I shall be brief.
1. I started from visual basic 6.0 back then, then later went into c,c++,java and gradually entered web via asp/perl

Right now:
- For Web: I use php technologies, and I am an expert with JavaScript. Although I can use node.js and MEAN stack, but I have not yet done any useful project with it.
- For Windows Desktop: I use Visual basic 6 (for some light-weight projects), Visual basic .NET 2013, JAVA (for more stronger apps)
- For Windows Commandline: I use C,C++,PHP (yeah, it can do win32 console apps too)
- For Mac OS: XCODE/Object C (only runs on mac)
- For IOS: XCODE/Object C
- For Android: Android Studio / Eclipse
- For Hybrid apps: Flash builder with PHP
- Some other other platforms, but the above are what I really use for most of my work

Of course, I have summarized it a bit. . .but that is it in a nutshell.

@topic: I have almost finished the social networking site blocking me, once I am done, we shall kick off our long overdued tutorial.

Fynestboi:
Pseudonomer? Your course.? So we can proceed.....

agbefisher:
hello every one, I had 269 in my jamb and my olevel results are as follow maths c6 English c4 chem b3 bio c4 phy c6 and I wanna study agric economics and farm management. ....I wanna knw my chances plus I need past questions. thx

killercute16:
That curse might just be a blessing in disguise,ask Eniola and Kim k

Jarus:
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sammyscholar:
THIS HAS BEEN TAKEN TOO FAR. i have read through the arguements of each rep and i can say that none of you guys is judged unfairly. in the debate between ABUZARIA and IBPOLY, one of ABU's rep did not take part in the rebutting stage and still have good score (even more than me. according to the judgement of one of the judges). nunushokoto, you dont need to dwell much on your score. what i expected of you is to work on your weaknesses and bring out a better you in the subsequent debate. @pseudonomer, your choice of words is not so encouraging. your essay is one of the essays i am always eager to peruse. even, if at all you have the need to register your displeasure, you should have done so with diplomacy. well, let everything slid; you have qualified for the final stage already. peace.

sammyscholar:
THIS HAS BEEN TAKEN TOO FAR. i have read through the arguements of each rep and i can say that none of you guys is judged unfairly. in the debate between ABUZARIA and IBPOLY, one of ABU's rep did not take part in the rebutting stage and still have good score (even more than me. according to the judgement of one of the judges). nunushokoto, you dont need to dwell much on your score. what i expected of you is to work on your weaknesses and bring out a better you in the subsequent debate. @pseudonomer, your choice of words is not so encouraging. your essay is one of the essays i am always eager to peruse. even, if at all you have the need to register your displeasure, you should have done so with diplomacy. well, let everything slid; you have qualified for the final stage already. peace.

Jarus:
This was my scoring as I sent to organisers today:


Miracy: presentation 7; logic 6 facts 7; persuasion 6 knowledge 7 Total 33

Samtolly: presentation 8; logic 7 facts 7; persuasion 7 knowledge 7 Total 36

Pseudonomer: presentation 7; logic 7 facts 7; persuasion 7 knowledge 7 Total 35

Nunu: presentation 8; logic 7 facts 6; persuasion 7 knowledge 7 Total 35

OAU 69
FUNAAB 70

You can see why I'm angry at that boy!

chowlade:


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They smokes weed and alcohol( usually d ones in small sachets)
They hates going to church
They hangs out with like minds in beer parlous or cultist groups
They will never dress responsibly e.g flying polo, rolling of shirt, face cap turned backward, sagging. e.t.c
They reserve long mustache like that of Osama bin laden, or shave their head like palm wine calabash
People smile at them but inwardly they dislike them.
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Jarus:
Is this fellow called Pseudonomer serious?

This is why I select activities I engage in on NL.


Can someone tell the young man that OAU has never won any debate I judge, since last yer, including this one? Can someone tell the fool that I was the Judge 2 that scored OAU 69 and FUNAAB 70? How is it my business if the other judge, whom I don't even know, scored OAU higher and eventually won the aggregate.

Fynestboi:
You sha want me to talk...... Lol..... How is been an alumni or supporting had to do with this.....? Am surprised this is coming from you..... Well just know that the way we assume things are not always the case....

Nunushokoto:
With all due respect sir this is quite unfair. I sense a lot of biasness in this result because these score are way beyond low nd I would like the moderators to loom into this. Even the 2nd speaker for OAU wasn't actively involved in d countering session,isn't that supposed to have a mark attached to it? D judge asked questions from both speakers from funaab and only from one speaker from OAU. I sense a foul play here

Nunushokoto:
With all due respect sir this is quite unfair. I sense a lot of biasness in this result because these score are way beyond low nd I would like the moderators to loom into this. Even the 2nd speaker for OAU wasn't actively involved in d countering session,isn't that supposed to have a mark attached to it? D judge asked questions from both speakers from funaab and only from one speaker from OAU. I sense a foul play here

UjSizzle:
You say the youths are corrupt and have proven to be inept at governing even the smallest political body.
How do you suggest Nigeria can come out of this?
Can you proffer possible measures that can be put in place to prepare the youths for governance when these old men finally retire or pass on?

Miracy:
A leader is a leader. .. what matters is a successful administration. Nigerian youths can really show our ineffective democrats what democracy should be all about. The inventive mentality, innovative proficiency and creativity that accompany the youthful naivety which goes against the creed of our old-fashioned rulers stand them in good stead for the huge task of overhauling the nation’s present challenges.. Will it be an easy task? Definitely No but it is a realistic objective.

Miracy:
Remember that Nigeria is blessed with manpower and resources but the lack of good governance to utilize these opportunities keep pushing Nigeria to the background in international politics.
There is no point in keeping failed elders in government.
In business, youths have demonstrated across the world that they are capable of bringing a new touch,new
dimension and new initiative products that could sell in millions. In science, youths have equally demonstrated their ability to improve on old knowledge and discover new things. It is also the same in every other aspect of life. Why can’t youths take the chance in government?
Since the older people usually concentrate on bigger
challenges, like the stability of government and get
consumed by it, the youths concentrate on minor but very crucial aspect of government, things that are crucial to the stability of the society.

Miracy:
That's a fallacy.. . Like you don't know the kind of Nigeria we're in, let's stop deceiving ourselves and lets face reality... How will the poor who is denied qualitative education fulfill his dream of becoming a medical doctor

Samtolly4JESUS:
Who are those using them for these bad deeds Isn't it the old ones?? Shouldn't they be laying good examples they keep taking advantage of the gullible youths who fall into their traps...
Who are those denying the youths of education and good standard of living?? These same old people so as to prevent the youths from taking over from them... Isn't that pathetic

We need change!!
We youths can do it!!
Let's say no to gerontocracy!!!

Miracy:
There are actually degrees of idleness cos one can be unemployed and also underemployed. You can't expect a youth who dreams big but ends up being a bus conductor cos of the situation of the country to make the best out of himself.
What do you say to leaders who were able to make great achievement at their youthful age as a leader... See the likes of Murtala Mohammed who was head of state at 37 and his 6 months at the helm of affairs was very promising; also,Gowon who was 32 when he became head of state at the time Nigeria was going through her biggest crisis - the Civil War... they made a useful impact.

Miracy:
There's a popular saying... "an idle mind is the devil's workshop"... what do you expect from the youths out there who have been hoping for things to get better but only get worse?? ?. .. Their dreams have been shattered and all hope lost...

Samtolly4JESUS:
*I laugh in Spanish *
Gambling is what those old cargos have been doing with Nigeria, they keep playing us and compromising our development for their own selfish interest.
Besides,there's no harm in trying, the youths and children also are the majority in the society, they understand their own needs and aspirations, and they understand the challenges of the modern day youths which are beyond the scope of the elderly people to be able to proffer any meaningful and impacting solution.