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This deserves the front page.
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Flier:
Dont mind them, they are just like wole Soyinka or Achebe they contribute nothing meaningful to the society unlike SCIENTISTS who did almost everything to make the world a better place

Are you aware that science was initially called 'natural philosophy' and that pre-Socratic philosophers were concerned about the fundamental element of the universe ?

Nice reading this here

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Potatoes gonna potate...

khristal87:
Undergraduate students ll b shouting ASUU leave us alone, d postgraduate school ll suffer heavy blow.......u may nt understand d implications nw

Maybe the external supervisors will be coming from Neighboring countries. LOL.
That's exactly my point, the post graduate students and the Associate Professors will feel it more.

Statsocial:
For a starter unilorin may not be able to promote its qualified staff members to the professorial cadre. The lecturers won't be able to collaborate with other Unis to produce highly impactful journals, peer review becomes difficult. Basically, they are trying to ostracize unilorin

Exactly, many of the undergraduates don't know. The post graduate students will know better.

It's obvious many of the students commenting do not know the implications of these sanctions if truly they can be effected by ASUU. Ask your lecturers,they know better. Part of it is that it means no promotion for many of them cos they won't have the chance to write in many local journals and they will also need to get senior lecturers from other countries for the post graduate defense of the PG students and even external assessment for professorial cadre

This is more or less PHILOSOPHY OF LAW

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kennysteve77:
I have a little challenge! I am a teacher in a private school @Ajah-Lekki and I have this pupil (grade 2) that is timid, slow and forgetful. That is, he doesn't respond to questions on time even though he knows the answer, secondly he always forgets his books and other stuff @ school, he is slow in writing his notes and most times he ends up with an incomplete note because the board is rubbed off. Please what can I do to boost his confidence and make him more active and fast with his notes and also to correct his forgetfulness. Thanks in anticipation for timely response...

In questioning, you pose,you pause and you probe.

please, can one get a neat used 406 at about 300,000 naira? The four doors and 1999 model upward

EzePromoe:
[color=#DC143C]Minority? Oza o. Ikwerre ethnic group is in the majority in Rivers state, not to talk of the entire Igboid group. That is more than half of the entire Rivers population.[/color]

Pardon my ignorance

EzePromoe:
[color=#DC143C]The name 'Eze' is more common in Rivers state (upland) than in Ebonyi.
Haven't you heard of Rivers Igbo?[/color]

But that would be in the minority .. Just guessing anyway

Eze 1 of Rivers state.

EzePromoe:
[color=#DC143C]Rivers[/color]

That's cool. But you seem to know much about igbo. Even the name Eze

EzePromoe:
[color=#DC143C]Sure. You pronounce 'gh' like a Bini man who has difficulty pronouncing the letter 'r' as in 'aghu' instead of 'aru'. Hope you understood?[/color]

It's becoming more interesting. BTW , are you from Imo?

EzePromoe:
[color=#DC143C]This particular phrase looks somehow o. I don't think there's any replacement for the 'gh' sound else you will be saying another thing. BTW the word in bold translates to 'I was bitten by a frog'. [/color]

That's hilarious .
I'm sure you will come to my aid.

Is it still up for grab?

Same Ojudu ,whose impact was not really felt at his constituency when he was a senator?

[quote author=Phut post=41624383][/quote]Ekele, ugbu a m na aghọta
Hope I'm making sense ?

Phut:
You are welcome.

It's pronounced: Iwotara'm. There is no "ya" in the sentence.

Ghota = Understand. There are different accents. Some pronounce it as Hota, Yota and Wota (as in your example)

I = You.

Ighota? (pronounced Ihota, Iyota, Iwota) = You understand?

Ighotara? (pronounced Ihotara, Iyotara, Iwotara) = You understood?

Whenever there is an "M" at the end of a sentence it is a contraction of "mu" and means "me" or "my"

Iwotara'm= You understood me?

Thanks. What would be the response if I understand? Is it awotara'm ?

Phut:
I na aghota?

I is pronounced as E and it means, You

Na = Are

Aghota = understanding. When pronouncing it, the g is virtually silent.

Igbo is a tonal language so you tone will convey whether it's a question or a statement

Thanks . There is also one in Imo that sounds like "Iwotarayam". I got to hear that from mbaise

Bigfrancis22. Thanks as well. Are you familiar with mbaise?

Please what is 'do you understand'?