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Please what are the criteria for a masters of an engineering discipline in south korea. What language is used in their educational system and how do nigerians cope with the language disparity. Thanks |
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Yugosng: No bro... I think you should. Its a very simple arithmetic. Check again... Apply the age old BODMAS. Start from the innermost bracket. Ensure all operations in bracket are gone and you will be left with -4 add 2 to it and u have your answer. Let me help you out. 2-(1-(1-(2-3)-2)+3) =2-(1-(1-(-1)-2)+3) =2-(1-(2-2)+3) =2-(1-0+3) =2-(1+3-0) =2-(4-0) =2-4 =-2 |
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If you don't get -2 I think you should go back to junior class.
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Mcbussy: Not exactly bro. It just shows they are conscious of the environment, of the need for food, and of the way they should react to get what they want. Hence, the mind is not tabula raza. Consciousness is directly from the mind, coordinated by the brain and that shows that their mind is not tabula raza. Now let's talk about talent. Why is it that some people can dance but others can't? Why is it that some can play football better than others even if they practice equally? That got to show one thing. Talent is inborn. And if its inborn then neither the brain, nor the mind is empty at birth. |
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Mcbussy: I quiet disagree with you on this. The human mind is not completely tabular raza at birth. There are some innate knowledge for varying individual at birth. Some of it develop to become a talent. For example, when a new born heard a shout, or something fearful, they shout, cry or do something to react to that strange occurence. If you take a new born child away from his or her mother, he or she will show disapprval either by crying or otherwise. That is the knowledge available to them at that instant and there is no experience that cos them to realise something is wrong somewhere. |
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world1: I will like to try out with tomatoes sir... Thanks and may God bless you. |
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I am yet to receive any response from you. Sent my mail yesterday.
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Jada Smith posted the picture of her mother on yahoo. Don't you think its a this is breathtaking?
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dytbabe: Thanks so much ma. Please, estimated price of what we will spend on each of the aforementioned crops will be so helpful. Thanks |
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I just saw this thread now. I have applied. Hope I'm not too late? Please it will be helpful if you can post the estimate of what the student will be spending sir. Just what we will be spending so we will know if we have the capacity to run it when the land is allocated. Thanks in anticipation. |
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maclatunji: Its my past bro... In fact, I have two friends then, one is currently on service now. He did civil engineering, d oda is an ND holder ing and by the grace of God I'm in my finals in a federal university. Like I said, its my past and I don't regret it. Today is the yesterday of tommorrow and the step we take today is what matters more than where we are today. That is what shape our tommorrow and not really where we are. If I have opportunity to meet the person in this situation, I believe I can help reshape his life cos people with such mentality do have determination when they see the light of hope. Anybody can be anything he or she choses to be nomatter where he/she find himself/herself. 4 Likes |
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Hi guys I just started taking some self training on the korean hangul. If you are interested please let's share knowledge together. |
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donigspain: hmmmmm...... reminds me of days when I was a one. Although levels don change now and i can only thank God. |
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TALK OF BEAUTY WITHOUT BRAIN..... EVEN MY DAD THAT IS WELL OVER 80 YEARS WILL MAKE A RESEARCH ON EVERY MTN MESSAGES THAT HE HAD WON 250K, 420K AND EVEN A FLIGHT TO DUBAI. HOW CAN YOU SAY YOU ARE MISS NIGERIA AND YOU EXPECT DANGOTE TO YOU ON FACEBOOK FOR ENDORSEMENT. WHEN DID DANGOTE CONGLOMERATE BECOME IYA BISI SHOP THAT INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR ENDORSEMENT IS SUPPOSEDLY ED THROUGH FACEBOOK? AS MISS NIGERIA, DO YOU NO-LONGER HAVE AN AGENT TO NEGOTIATE ENDORSEMENTS ON YOUR BEHALF? SMH BTW, I SCHOOL IN ![]() |
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penquin:Je n ju e le... O dabi pe agbara e fe po ju temi ![]() |
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penquin: Babe you need solid beating.... Mind you I have a whip your exact size o |
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penquin:didirin... eleke eebu. se oti ri epon mi ri to fi mo pe o blue... wa jegba o! |
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penquin: I know you love those beard babe..... just dont want to accept that publicly.... abeg I no wan be d reason for anoda man tears o ![]() |
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penquin: Why the jealousy now? I bet your boyfriend still dey rub spirit to grow beard like my own.... nor worry, he go get there one day BTW, you really are a penguin |
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penquin:who dash you husband...... them dey do you |
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penquin:but u get razor mouth sha!!! How your boyfriend take dey cope with you? |
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2A9E768D thanks in advance
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Dapo777: Normally, I don't comment on topic like this. I gues rules are broken sometimes to suite a situation. On the issue of hell, yes it was created, originally not for human but for the devil. Satan, knowing fully well that God won't go back on his word decided not to go down alone. The bible made us understand that he did not only decided to make humans member of his cabinet in hell, but also included some angels. Hence, he continually play his tricks on human minds and turn them against their creator, making them do dreadful things and wipe out the original plans of God for creating them. The most painful part of this to God is that human were actually being used to make other humans live life uncomfortably, that is why God through the very few among human who listen to him rather than satan decided to guide humanity with his laws. All these laws where actually made out of his love for humans. You will see that all the laws of God was to guide and protect humanity generally, don't steal, don't kill, don't lie against one another etc where made to protect mankind from those that the devil has used his wisdom to deciv into making life difficult for others. Thank you so much |
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I vote NABSPRADA ROZAY |
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On October 10, 2014, the Nigerian media reported the visit of the American Ambassador in Nigeria, Ambassador James Entwistle, to the American University in Yola, Adamawa State. It was not the meeting with the proprietor of the university, a former vice-president and a presidential aspirant under the opposition All Progressive Congress (APC) during the visit that made the headlines and raised eyebrows but the denigrating comment of the envoy on that occasion. Ambassador Entwistle, it was reported, had explained that the United States’ refusal to sell highly-needed weaponry to Nigeria in her war against terror and insurgency in the North-east of the country was because “the Nigerian military is notoriously know for human rights abuses”. Such tactless and undiplomatic language of the American Ambassador should surprise no one. For years now and against diplomatic norms, it has become the hallmark of American envoys in Nigeria to utilize various public platform provided by unsuspecting Nigerians to lecture and disparage the country, its leaders and institutions. While its diplomats are busy doing their best to create rupture in relations between the two countries, they are complemented by their bosses in Washington who constantly invite Nigerian leaders, including some past leaders who regrettably use the occasions to demean, discredit and disparage President Goodluck Jonathan and his istration. In the wake of the kidnapping of the Chibok girls, America in its usual razzmatazz had announced to the whole world that it was sending some special service men and aircraft to help the search for the missing Chibok girls. Weeks and months later, all that was heard of America’s involvement and effort was again a disparaging statement that the Americans would not share any intelligence with the Nigerian military because of its corrupt tendencies. With such statements from American envoys in Nigeria and those from highly-placed American officials in Washington, in and out of the Obama istration and the United States congress, it is only fair to question the sincere commitment of the American government to the corporate existence of Nigeria. This is because the American government according to official sources, has not only constantly turn down Nigeria’s request for valuable , in of superior weapons to fight the insurgents in the North-east, but has successfully blocked Nigeria from purchasing the necessary arms, ammunition and military hardware from other sources. Against this backdrop, explaining or understanding American behaviour and attitude towards Nigeria, which includes humiliating and disparaging the country, its leadership and institutions becomes very difficult. This is because for years and in recent times the American government not only proclaimed and often reiterated its strategic relationship with Nigeria but openly and publically professes its readiness to assist the country and its military in the fight against Boko Haram. Yet when the opportunities presented themselves for America to demonstrate the true essence of strategic relationship and help a friend in dire need, it chooses a different path all together. Equally no Nigerian should be impressed, misled or fooled by American excuses. There are credible evidence, from available official US records indicating that the United States has over the years, executed some of the biggest arms shipments, running into several billions of dollars to countries with abysmal human right records including brutal suppression of democratic dissents. A number of countries in the Middle East, Latin America and Africa including one which recent history we all know too well are beneficiaries of American military . Besides, even if we stretch the human rights violations a little, it is not America, whose military and security agencies have had their own share of abysmal records in almost all their operations outside the US that should openly criticise the Nigerian military the way it does. Rather, the United States can and should show more consideration and understanding as to why military personnel especially, soldiers misbehave as they often do in war. For a country often condemned and accused of hypocrisy in its handling of human rights issues by among others, Amnesty International, it would appear that the US government irrespective of the misbehaviour of its military in war times, operates a double faced sense of propriety where the definition of right and wrong is solely determined by what suits the narrow interest of the American government. What is more worrisome is that America’s postures against Nigeria that is facing its worst security challenges since the end of the country’s civil war in the 1970s comes in the face of American intelligence community’s prediction that the country could break up by 2015 and one is thus left to wonder whether the US attitude is to hasten the fulfilment of that predication. In comparison, the United States is currently mobilising global and spending billions of tax payers’ money in humanitarian and military to prevent the total disintegration of a region it helped to destabilise. While the Nigerian government needs to be more strategic in its engagement of the United States, it should make it clear to the Americans and their local collaborators that this country will not collapse and is not about to disintegrate. Nigeria will overcome its security challenges with or without American guns or boots on the ground in Nigeria and would emerge stronger. This is why it is imperative for all Nigerians, on the issue of terrorism and insurgency in the North-east to stand together and the government and the military. In our unity lies our strength and an unmistakable message is sent to friends and foes alike that weather they assist us or not we will survive and emerge a more unified nation. •Ambassador Keshi, a career diplomat, was the former Consul-General of Nigeria in Atlanta, Georgia, US source: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/us-nigeria-troubled-relations/192356/ |
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Smartsyn: OP, in Nigeria the minister of state is the principal junior( more like a deputy) to the minister. Their functions differs in different countries. More information here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minister_of_State |
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2scorehig, I'm having problem registring d paypal stuf. The space to provided was for credit card and as you know, we only have debit card. Besides, I am using uba. So any help with that will be appreciated.
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Hope all is well with our 2scorehigh? This is not his usual self. #bringbackour2scorehigh.
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WOAH!!! This is absolutely incredible... 2scorehigh just don't stop... You are made for d top. MEANWHILE..... Sipping my coffee waiting for more update. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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cramjones:. Now cramjones you are actually the one with blockhead. Why on earth do you think killing them will bring peace to the nation? Do you realise that majority of them where forcefully recruited? Do you realise that they still are nigerians? Do you realise the effect of killing them and the violence that will follow as the other who are still in hiding will fight tooth and nails knowing that they will eventually die weather they surrender or not hence will start killing innocent souls without any regret? Please when you criticise, do so rationally. Don't let your hatred for GEJ becloud your sense of reasoning. 17 Likes 4 Shares |
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Oga 2scorehigh, at this point I must say this story is one of the best I have read here. However, the rate at wich your update is coming is quiet slow, and it can take your fans somwhere else. Please work on that so we can continue to enjoy you good work. More ink to your pen.
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Its a good move, I'm happy the end of insurgency is getting closer in Nigeria. An eye for an ey makes the whole world go blind. Besides, majority of them were forcefully recruited. God bless Nigeria.
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