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Counting on Vardy or bamford to make my GW better ...just got 50points this gw..

Dat Ejuke is good
We need his likes on our screen

This week deadly ooo
Mehn
Hope auba and Salah can rescue me

KDB and Jimenez taking good kiaroff me and making sure I relax
into gw3

Ibime:
Guys, Carling Cup code has been sent to everyone who were either too late for FA Cup or relative newcomers. Please let me know if you haven't received.

A40, please drop me your email

pls
I am new
I never knew we av a pl fantasy thread here
pls send me the Carling cup and FA cup codes...av joined the main league tho

nlibrate@yahoo.com

This people aren't joking ooo

Sir: I was elated at the announcement by the Ministry of Education after its meeting with other stakeholders, that schools would be opened when it is safe to do so. The joy didn’t last long when it dawned that only the exit class in the secondary schools are making their way back from August 4.

Exit class? Those in the category are our precious SS3 students who were to take the West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (WASSCE) before the COVID-19 outbreak halted the process. Before the announcement, the West African Examination Council (WAEC) had already slated the exam to commence by August 17 through to September 12.

That is barely about two weeks to the examination. Even some state government announced other dates from that of the federal government reducing the timeframe.

Before the outbreak and lockdown brouhaha, the preparation was on high with weeks to go but going four months down without the usual class activities and engagement would certainly not retain the zeal. Realistically, refreshing and getting the minds of the students ready for the examination within that short time is way impossible to achieve the set result.

A glance at previous years’ performance indices of the students, even with the usual high level of preparedness and focus, is revealing. Of the over 1.5 million students that took the exam in 2017, only 59.22 percent got the minimum five credits including English Language and Mathematics which is little above half the total population.

A 9.24% drop was recorded in the following year in same category while 2019 saw 64.18 percent recorded the same level of performance out of the over 1.5 million registered students.

How just two weeks of preparation can take the performance index for this year higher is a big question with an answer not too close. The workload on the students will be more than normal as classes for the nine subjects they opted for would run uninterruptedly.

Some quarters might argue that the students had four months to prepare. No doubt, this could be true but only to a limited extent. At the initial phase of the lockdown, the tempo of study could have been sustained as the students continued to prepare with the hope that the spread of the virus would be contained as quickly as possible and normalcy restored. What they could never have bargained for is the waiting game extending for four long months.

To seek to excite the minds of the students suddenly with examination within a short time is not the best. Even advance examinations and professional bodies are known to give sufficient time for preparation and with adequate information to those concerned.

With the current situation, the floodgate for examination malpractices might have been opened as the students and their overzealous parents and even the teachers would opt for creative ways of making it through in the examinations.

Why can’t the WASSC Examination be shifted to give time for our dear students to get ready for the big and life changing task ahead of them?


Source
https://thenationonlineng.net/wassce-2020-how-prepared-are-students/

Over 40 #RevolutionNow protesters have been arrested in Abuja by military personnel deployed by the government to patrol different parts of the city.

The protesters, who were coming from the Mararaba axis, were arrested around the Unity Fountain and thrown into at least six trucks that whisked them away to an unknown destination.

The security agents are searching every vehicle passing through the route in a bid to identify and apprehend other persons participating in the protest.

A convoy of over 50 vehicles loaded with heavily-armed security personnel were seen patrolling the Unity Fountain and Transcorp Junction areas of the city

Citizens in large numbers have already poured out to the streets in major cities across the country in commemoration of the first anniversary of the #RevolutionNow protest that saw Nigerians demanding better governance from the administration of President MuhamXmadu Buhari on August 5, 2019.

Source
http://saharareporters.com/2020/08/05/breaking-over-40-revolutionnow-protesters-arrested-abuja-military-personnel-patrol-city

Whoever compiled this list is mad

testing
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feels good

mike is the password
keep voting

Viicfuntop:
thanks

Na pm remain ooo

Viicfuntop:
Wetin happen to it

E too fyn

Lol
See fatality

Viicfuntop:
. Sorry.

U smart

Na ur pix ah look tho

Viicfuntop:
And who the hell is this one

Kinda rude
Bpa

Viicfuntop:
This is the same guy you are telling me to be civil for. This is his comment below mine calling another woman a LovePeddler. There are many more. So what am I trying to say, if you want to be fair, give the same advise to your fellow man or else I won’t even you take you serious. When you see wrong, please say it. I am not in the school that thinks women should behave in a certain way and men should be loose with their tongues

U see as ah dey look u?

amberon

dis cud be us

Amberon1:
Have you measued your mother's borehole? My guess is, the circumference is even longer than the ruler.

Chaaii

I agree with u...
U r in ur twenties n ur bumbum is already black n rotten, ur pvssy wide like..

Amberon1:
You must mean your mom

Shameless wide punany....u r in ur twenties but ur borehole can swallow a pestle..
Widest on nairaland

Amberon1:
Nope, but I'm sure your mom being the community harlot that she is fvcks the president of that organization.

Lmao

I wonder d kain of borehole u Av got there...
Wider dan Ho Lar Shuga!

Amberon1:
Your mother must be the secretary general of that organization

While u r the President

Amberon1:
Endeavor to take drugs that inhibit mental retardation. Bye!

Borehole pvssy association

Amberon1:
Learn to quote me only when you intend to be meaningful. Thanks.

Thanks for accepting d fact dat u r a full fledged member of BPA

Amberon1:
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[quote author=Saff post=71814423][/quote]Members BPA nairaland chapter

clarocuzioo:
Am from Imo state and reside in Aba, Okorocha is bad but Okezie Ikpeazu is worse, trust me.

Okezie is a disaster

Okezie Ikpeazu has set a record in failure dat is bewildering to T A Orji .





Okezie ikpeazu is confused like