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Still waiting. Any respondent?

Thank you for your response. How much do you think I can secure half plot in the stated areas?

Still waiting for anyone who can give genuine help or counsel.

I need a genuine half plot of land around langbasa, badore, abijoh, awoyaya, lakowe or bogije. I have 300K for the total package. can you be of help?

any clue?

how do you sell? how much per plot? the land looks water locked. can you sell half plot?

I desire half plot of land around Ajah- addo, badore, langbasa, abijoh, lakowe, awoyaya and not farther than igando. I desire a place where I can build this year and move in. A place where there are people living in, a place that has easy accessibility. Genuine and gazetted. I have 300 K for the total package. Any offer? you may reach me on 08053696104 08033704411. Thank you

thank you for your post.

Please answer these questions
1. where is the property located? e.g. state, area, etc
2. what sort of structures are they? e.g. mini flat, two bedrooms, three bedrooms, shops, etc.
etc

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Don't you think it is better if you let us into more details so that it can appear that you are serious about the business.

Where is the location of the land?
How much does a plot cost?
What is the mode of payment?
What is the current status of the land? etc.
These are some of the questions you may need to supply answers to.

Anyone with a Lasser/Presentation Pen for sale should contact me on 08033704411, 08053696105 or saintpaulo@rocketmail.com. Preferably this week.

Hi, I need a mini laptop for 50K, an external DVD drive to go with it for 7K, an Acer Projector for 62K.
Can you help and how soon? I need them as early as Monday or Tuesday.
What do you say?

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I have some questions to ask you: 1. Is your course in Eco edu a BSc Ed. or just a BEd? 2. Are you in anyway enjoying what you are doing presently? 3. How many courses are you doing now with those in BSC Eco. and how many are they doing that you are not doing? 4. Would you really prefer OAU to Unilorin?

1. If your current course is a BSc Ed. I think you should stay there. (its an advantage)
2. If you are pleased in terms of course content, school programmes, etc, I think you should stay there.
3. Most times, students doing education as a combination course would normally offer almost all the courses that others are offering with the exception of their electives and also take extra course maybe 2 or 3 from the faculty of education. I see this as an advantage to you in the nearest future in relation to labour market.
4. If I am right, I think Unilorin is quite ahead of most other public universities in Nigeria at present and this has been since probably 2000 or 2002 there about. This is another advantage as most schools do not run a stable calendar which could make students to stay longer than expected years in school
5. Search deeply inside you and discover what exactly you want in terms of what your mind totally and absolutely agrees without any external influence.

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As good as your observation may sound, I suggest that it may not be totally true. And I will also like you to consider some other sodes of the whole situation as you answer my questions. #1. What type of school did you take your child to in Ibadan? #2. What calibre of people in terms of social and financial status take their wards to that same school and #3. Where is the school located in Ibadan?

Reasons for my Questions:
#1. Most public schools would offer at least one Nigerian language since that is included in the Nigerian curriculum except they dont have a teacher at hand but I am sure that if its a school that is under the state or the federal government it will surely offer a nigerian language because it is compulsry to do that. Such type of schools may not really want their students to speak vanacular in the school premises so as to encourage communication in the english language when in the school compound. Most kids in this type of schools are used to speaking their languages at home especially with their parents and to improve in english, the school may be the best place for them to speak it so as to be able to get corrected easily when errors are committed. Hence the reason why most schools of this calibre discourages vanacular speaking. This also goes as a reason for the #3. question, the location of the school may also determine the mentally of the people in the school. For example, if the school is located in a relatively crowded or local area, the school management may not want their children to speak any local language so as to be able to give impression to people in the area that their school teaches well as their students communicates always in English.

#2. Most elite parents nowadays may not think the way you are thinking in terms of encouraging their wards to speak their local languages. This may not be good enough but that is what they want and most private schools in Nigeria today would normally dance to the tune of their clients/customer since school business is big business today in Nigeria. The school would normally consider pleasing majority of the parents who have money so as to give them to an extent what they probably want for their wards.

#3. Before you send your child to any school anywhere especially secondary school, you should first know the subjects they offer and how their time-table is structured. this would give you a very good idea of what to expect in terms of curriculum content and the mentality of the school management which most times reflects their values. However, there are good schools in Nigeria especially in the south west( lagos, oyo, osun ogun, kwara, ondo, etc) that offer the british curriculum or foreign curriculum and have been able to incorporate at least a nigerian language into their scheme and such schools rarely discourage students from speaking their local languages except during lessons. Although the cost of sending a child to some of them may be quite expensive most parents that send their wards there are Nigerians living abroad who wants the nigerian touches on their wards educational development/ training. We also have some elite, rich and above average Nigerians sending their wards to these schools due to the perceived quality of service which may at times be relatively comparable to what you will get abroad and at a cheaper price with touches of nigerian cultures, feelings, languages and concepts.

If you have any further question or clarification on schools in nigeria you may get in touch with me on 08033704411,  07095005439, saintpaulo@rocketmail.com.

As good as your observation may sound, I suggest that it may not be totally true. And I will also like you to consider some other sodes of the whole situation as you answer my questions. #1. What type of school did you take your child to in Ibadan? #2. What calibre of people in terms of social and financial status take their wards to that same school and #3. Where is the school located in Ibadan?

Reasons for my Questions:
#1. Most public schools would offer at least one Nigerian language since that is included in the Nigerian curriculum except they dont have a teacher at hand but I am sure that if its a school that is under the state or the federal government it will surely offer a nigerian language because it is compulsry to do that. Such type of schools may not really want their students to speak vanacular in the school premises so as to encourage communication in the english language when in the school compound. Most kids in this type of schools are used to speaking their languages at home especially with their parents and to improve in english, the school may be the best place for them to speak it so as to be able to get corrected easily when errors are committed. Hence the reason why most schools of this calibre discourages vanacular speaking. This also goes as a reason for the #3. question, the location of the school may also determine the mentally of the people in the school. For example, if the school is located in a relatively crowded or local area, the school management may not want their children to speak any local language so as to be able to give impression to people in the area that their school teaches well as their students communicates always in English.

#2. Most elite parents nowadays may not think the way you are thinking in terms of encouraging their wards to speak their local languages. This may not be good enough but that is what they want and most private schools in Nigeria today would normally dance to the tune of their clients/customer since school business is big business today in Nigeria. The school would normally consider pleasing majority of the parents who have money so as to give them to an extent what they probably want for their wards.

#3. Before you send your child to any school anywhere especially secondary school, you should first know the subjects they offer and how their time-table is structured. this would give you a very good idea of what to expect in terms of curriculum content and the mentality of the school management which most times reflects their values. However, there are good schools in Nigeria especially in the south west( lagos, oyo, osun ogun, kwara, ondo, etc) that offer the british curriculum or foreign curriculum and have been able to incorporate at least a nigerian language into their scheme and such schools rarely discourage students from speaking their local languages except during lessons. Although the cost of sending a child to some of them may be quite expensive most parents that send their wards there are Nigerians living abroad who wants the nigerian touches on their wards educational development/ training. We also have some elite, rich and above average Nigerians sending their wards to these schools due to the perceived quality of service which may at times be relatively comparable to what you will get abroad and at a cheaper price with touches of nigerian cultures, feelings, languages and concepts.

Ifyou have any further question or clarification on schools in nigeria you may get in touch with me on 08033704411, 07095005439, saintpaulo@rocketmail.com, schoollightconsultant@gmail.com

Special Education is a good course and I think Special Educators are in good demand all over the world, especially in developed countries. Nigeria is already waking up to the realities about this as some big schools have teachers who are dedicated to special needs of certain children/students. A normal/regular teacher may not be able to fit into the role of a special education teacher as a special educator is trained to address certain challenges with special kids/people.

Areas in focus may include but not limited to:
Gifted and Talented
Mentally Challenged
Intellectually Challenged
Physically Challenged(this seems to be common and probably what many people are used to) which includes education for the blind, deaf, deaf and dumb, etc.
Slow learners
"Late maturers"
"Early Maturers"
and so on. These could be either from birth or as a result of incidents or accidents.
As a special educator, you are specially and adequately equiped and informed to be able to render necessary helps to the pupils under your tutorlage. You will probably need to specialise in one area and help the pupils/student/child adjust to normal life or flow with life irrespective of physical, mental, psychological or emotional predicament.
I am very much of the opinion that very very soon, and I mean it these special educators would be in high demand in Nigeria as our society is waking up to the realisation of the fact that physically, mentally or otherwise challenged people can actually live a normal life. The international society is also making effort to integrate and incorporate them into normal social, political and everyday life. For example, we sports competion for the physically challenged (para olympics) and the mentally challenged (special olympics).

You may find the course very interesting especially if you are someone who enjoys helping people or motivating people.
It has its own challenges although.(remember that there is no work without its peculiar challenges). You will need empathy, patience, tolerance, dedication/commitment, faith, hope, integrity, focus and more as your personal and proffessional skills, attributes, characteristics, etc.

If you already have traces of these and many more, then I assure you that you can eventually enjoy being a special educator as you will have joy and satisfaction bigg time when you see the outcome of you labour turning out positively.

I hope I have been able to educate you about the course.

You may get in touch with if you have more questions: 08033704411, 07095005439. saintpaulo@rocketmail.com
Actually, I am an Education Consultant. You just got this service free of charge, courtesy nairaland forum.
I will you best of luck in your endeavour.

Can you get me a 2 bedroom apartment around this same area?

I am in need of a 2 bedroom apartment around Ajah (Badore, Langbasa, Okera, Sangotedo, Olokonla) anyone with any help should please contact Paulo on 08033704411, 07095005439 or saintpaulo@rocketmail.com. I have about 500,000 naira for the total package for 2 years.

I called your line with 07095005439 but no response.

Can you send me a mail on saintpaulo@rocketmail.com
Let me know your details: your pricise location on the Island, the name of the school your child currently attends and I will get back to you.

Thanks Nairalanders.

I have about 650k at present. Anyone to help please?

when was it bought in naija and why is it being sold. any problem with the car?