Before you sleep with her…. You finally got her! Now she is in your bed. You help her remove her cloth! You have removed your cloth too. See her curves. Wow now, you are so hard, and she is horny too, hey before you sex her, kindly ask yourself about these 10 things; .

1#. Do you really love her? Yea, I know you like her buttocks… I know she has big breasts or you just enjoy rubbing those breasts… I know you like the way she talks. But do you really love the person she is?

2#. After sleeping with her, what next? Will you still love that breasts? Will you still love her smile?

3#. What if she gets pregnant? Will she face the world alone or will you stand by her? Are you ready to stand as a man and say yes! I am responsible? We both did it, it is our Baby! Or will you look for excuses?

4#. If she calls to tell you that she is pregnant, will you tell her to abort it and risk her life or will you tell her to keep the baby?

5#. Very important, if she gives birth, can you take care of the baby? Can you meet the emotional, mental, psychological and financial demands?

6#. Is she someone you can marry or someone you just want to sleep with? Imagine if this was your sister with someone else.

7#. If she is good enough for you to sleep with, why can’t she be good enough to be your wife?

8#. Why can’t you marry her as your wife and then enjoy all after?

9#. If you sleep with her and leave her. Think about how sad it will be… Think about the pains and the sorrows. Imagine if this is done to your child! .

10# Think about tomorrow. Don’t just think about today I know you just want to do it! your hormones are up. . => What will happen when your hormones are down ?????!!!?!
Otherwise...
This Just a piece of Advice for the youth, think or ask yourself this question before you take the next step.

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It has been announced that St. Paul's Secondary School Nkwerre is the best among all other schools in Nkwerre Local Government Area, Imo State.

This honour was given to this school as a result of their exhibitions and great performance in things pertaining to academic, morals and decency.

Coming first in every competition they are involved in is the most trending pronouncement in the whole LGA. The recent competition was like a movie in the eyes of other schools that participated.

An annual Nkwerre LGA science quiz competition for secondary schools schools came up at about last two weeks in the LGA head quarter. At the suffix of the competition, St Paul's Secondary School School did the wonders they are characterized of. They came first in all the divisions of the competition's content, which include: Debate, Essay writing, Questions on current affairs, Science Quiz etc.

This is a great private/mission school parents would like their children to attend. The students there are morally disciplined, very intelligent and charismatic. They have good and qualified teachers, standard teaching facilities and well equipped science laboratories. They also have standardized school library, conducive arena for sports activities.

Think of a good school suitable for your child, think of St. Paul's Secondary School, Nkwerre, Imo Sate.



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The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka has said only 3500 out of 20,949 post-UTME candidates will be admitted.
Olayinka who made the announcement on the University community radio, Diamond FM, Ibadan on Monday, October 30, said 9,266 applicants out of 20,949 candidates scored 50 and above in the post-UTME.
The Vice-Chancellor further explained that the institution was given the opportunity to admit 7000 candidates but because of its resolve to expand admission spaces for postgraduates students, it will only consider a few undergraduates.

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The management of the National Youth Service Corps has released its mobilization timetable for 2017, batch B corps members. From this information, you will find out all the fresh requirements process. Check out the full released to help graduates prepare for the exercise.

       All intending corps members should proceed to the NYSC web protal-nysc.org.ng, to submit their biometric data and learn all the necessary procedures for registration.
       



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If your child's school does not have sex education in its curriculum, then you will need to have these adult conversations with your kids. In fact, regardless of what your kids learn in school, you should still teach your child your own values and beliefs. HIV and AIDS are very real and still have no cure. Sex education is not a sign that the country's moral or social situation is low. It's just a necessity to discourage inappropriate behaviours in kids!


Some parents misunderstand the concept of sex education. They wrongly believe that it is only about issues relating to the sexual intercourse. They will be very surprised that this subject also covers social interactions, like:

  •  Shaking hands;

  •  Hugging;

  •  Holding hands;

  •  Showing appreciation;

  •  Tolerance.

Also, some parents prefer that their children stay ignorant when it comes to sex. You can find situations like this in some religious societies where sexual relations topic is considered to be a taboo.

Sex education in Nigeria raises one important question – how to teach kids this subject? Different cultures offer different methods of teaching. For instance, Japanese kids start to learn about sexual behavior from the very early age, and parents do not even hide nude magazines from them.

Sex Education at School


Nigeria is a country where traditional beliefs prevail over the question of sex education. However, it's still possible and necessary to implement sex education Nigeria in every school. First, they need to understand that sexual education is not all about sexual intercourse. It's about the protection and socially acceptable behavior of kids.

For instance, what exactly should be thought to elementary and nursery school children? Experts have the following answers:

  •  Provide information to students about socially acceptable behavior between sexes. For instance, suitable ways of showing affection to somebody.

  •  Teaching of socially accepted gestures, like handshakes, hugs or holding hands;

  •  Showing examples of behavior for kids of different genders in various situations;

  •  Instructing them about the ideals of social and moral etiquette between genders.

As we can clearly see, there is no hint about sexual intercourse. Kids will be taught about general strategies of behavior for different sexes. It's a quite acceptable topic even in the most religious societies.

However, when it comes to older kids, topics of conversation could be a lot more controversial. Let's take a look what topics can be covered in secondary schools.


  •  The teaching of ways of showing affection for both sexes.

  •  Providing information about the socially accepted ways of interacting with the opposite gender.

  •  Providing information about sexually transmitted diseases and ways both genders can be protected;

  •  Lesson about sexual intercourse.

The most obvious question that will raise debates in the above-mentioned list is the last one. Sexual pleasure can be seen as a taboo in a lot of cultures. For instance, masturbation which is considered by many religions to be a sin! This is one of the reasons why sex education is such a controversial topic.

Top 3 benefits of sex education


1. It helps to prevent HIV and AIDS.

Sex education is the first line of defense when it comes to fighting HIV and AIDS. Sex education for teenagers is very important as they are the most likely to be victims of these diseases!

2. It teaches socially accepted behavior.

Men and women are different, and they should act differently in certain situations. For instance, both sexes should find the appropriate ways to interact with each other and also understand when to put up boundaries.

3. It teaches about the body structure.

Just imagine a situation where “a female student runs to the principal's office screaming that she is bleeding out” – what do you think when you read this? The student just got her period and she has no clue what's happening! It is important for students to be aware of the basics of their body structure. It's especially needed for teenagers who are entering puberty!


Sex education in Nigeria is one of the most debatable topics. Nevertheless, sex education as a school subject is accepted by many countries in the world. We need to come up with a concept that lets us embrace our values while giving kids the information that they need.

The leaders of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Student Union Government (SUG) broke into a serious fight over disbursement of money. 

According to reports, two people landed in a hospital following a fight between members of the SUG in OAU Ile-Ife, Osun state, on Tuesday, September 5, 2017. 


The students had reportedly been fighting over N3.8m which had been given to them by the school's management, to disburse for useful projects within the institution. The fight which led to bottles being broken and the SUG vice president, Miss Tosin Jacob allegedly stabbing the social director, Adebayo Emmanuel, in the arm after he reportedly gave her a headbutt, started during a meeting they had called to discuss how the money would be shared. The vice president allegedly stabbed the social director in retaliation after he gave her a headbutt. 

 PUNCH Metro reports that the president, Ibukun Edward, had asked for suggestions on what the N3.8m would be spent on, which saw the excos suggesting the construction of a relaxation centre for students, library or a staircase to a major lecture theatre.
                                    Vice President Tosin Jacob crying after the fight 

Tosin who is popularly known as Emerald, had reportedly asked that the money be used to sponsor packages for freshmen and after her suggestion was dismissed, had reportedly tried to leave the meeting in anger, but was eventually begged to stay till the end. One of the excos who didn't want to be mentioned, said: “She proposed N1.4m for the freshmen’s packages. We told her that when we get the dues for this session, we would look into her suggestion. She flared up and was about leaving the meeting when Lamba (Emmanuel) jokingly told her not to leave and stood on her way. She slapped him twice and held his shirt. We separated them and continued with the meeting, but the VP was still angry. After a while, we just saw her rushing to open the refrigerator of the president; she was looking for a bottle. We thought it was a joke and someone pointed her attention to an empty bottle; she smashed it on the table. When the bottle didn’t break, she smashed it on the floor and took a part of the broken bottle, charged at Lamba and stabbed him in the arm. While we struggled to collect the bottle, Lamba also headbutted her.” 

 Confirming the fight between the excos, the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the SUG said: “What happened is not something we can keep elaborating on. The breaking of a bottle occurred in a meeting held inside the president’s office is not an issue for public consumption and it has been resolved. Even at home and at the federal level, we have misunderstanding. So, we had one here and it has been settled. This is a human setting and anybody can pick an offence.” 
                         
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Confirming that the money has been disbursed to the SUG leaders, Prof. Isiaka Aransi, OAU's head of student affairs division said: “The money has been disbursed. It is their money and it was approved for disbursement." Reports claim that the SUG had earlier been accused of embezzlement by the students, following claims that they had bought a bus for N900,000 instead of the N2.5m they said they had spent out of the N3m they received. 

The Senate on Thursday approved the participation of graduates of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme and the Law School.
The amendment followed consideration of report of the Senate Committee on Tertiary Institutions and TETFUND, chaired by Senator Jibrin Barau (APC, Kano) on the amendment of NOUN Act.
Barau said the amendment would address perception that the university is correspondence and seen as part time institution.
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Barau said the bill would allow those that pass out through the university to be included in the mandatory National Youth Service Corps scheme.
Barau further said that the amendment would allow for the inclusion of Information Communication Technology (ICT) as a means of giving out instructions and lectures.
Senate President Bukola Saraki said the amendment would go a long in enhancing the institution. See speech below..
 “These two concepts correspondence and part-time significantly affect the way the public views the programs run by the university.
“This has been the reason why law graduates of the school are not admitted into the Nigerian Law School, as well as the reason for the non inclusion of the graduates of the university into the NYSC,” he said. “ ”
“The law graduates from this institution are not enrolled into the Nigerian Law School which is a set back to the graduates of law,” he said. “ ”
“It will also allow for life-long learning. You can learn at every stage of your life,” he said. “

Ibrahim Abubaka Lajada 34 years of age has declared his intention on replacing President Buhari in 2019. Lajada who believed that he is not too young to rule mapped out the following as his agenda once giving the opportunity  to rule. 


 “First, I would strengthen our educational system. Second, I will improve economic growth and fight corruption and lastly, I would make certain that everyone has equal and fair treatment in our society.


“Our education system in Nigeria is not one in which we should be very proud of. Yes, Nigeria does have excellent schools, colleges, and learning institutions, but our standards are not set as high as other countries. For example, our country does not fund our schools adequately. Teachers teach with not enough books, no supplies, or books that are often over 30 years old. How can we expect our children to be up to date with the world’s information if our teaching materials are not new?

“Often teachers in our public schools are forced to buy text books and supplies for our children with their own personal money. Why do they do this? Because they believe in a good education for all learners. Our country "prides" itself on the quality of education a person can receive here, yet teachers are one of the countries lowest paid professionals. Some of our teachers are not well qualified.

This is actually the signs we have been waiting and definitely with achievable goals,should he be encouraged? 
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Futo shut down till further notice.
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It all started at about 9 am today 17th day of February 2017, as students of Federal University of Technology Owerri engage on a protest because of the increment in school fees and other fees in the school.

According to students, it was peaceful earlier when they started at about 7am in the morning. But it wasn’t a success which initiated a riot. Most students were dressed in black, they came out in mass and visited almost all lecture halls and building of the institution. Students paraded everywhere in the school; breaking and destroying things.
Buildings like SUG Resource Center, Senate Building, Diamond Bank, Library, SEET and SMAT complex, etc are redesigned in a fashionable manner by the angry students which they damage the glasses, throwing of stone like bullets. The ICT building was also paraded, broken and some students made away with some computer system and other items.


More so, students were seen carrying some banner and write ups which description says “they have failed us; our right is our right” another was sighted stating “we say no to FUTO Buhari; #no to Prof. Eze”.

At the Senate building there was already Security operatives; Police, DSS and others who tried to ensure that the senate house was safe, and the environment was peaceful. They released a tear gas in the air when they noticed the student’s violence mood as they approach. Of course they have to do what they could to secure a peaceful environment.
It was all another story entirely when students, inspite of all odds and security intervention, still made their way into the senate house chanting
“All we are saying, Eze ‘Vice Chancellor’ must go. We need Asiabaka back ‘former Vice Chancellor’ Eze must go.”  Also another chant “school fees come down” they finally transfered their aggression to Diamond bank, throwing stones to its building and their reason was stated clearly on their banners “Say no to monopoly in Diamond Bank” according to them, it is because of their irregularity that frustrates students sometimes.

Some students when speaking with FSSJ correspondent stated their views on the issue; an anonymous student said as quoted
“Yes, I must emphasize on this very issue. It is a taboo for a whole federal school, the increment of school fees is quietly abnormal. We are crying, we are not happy; the VC must go, we need Asiabaka”. Another set of students were noticed lamenting “reduce our school fee”

One actually spoke to the FSSJ correspondent as he was bouncing on other fees and stating other federal schools’ fees as low. He said as quote
“Our school fees has been unreasonably increased, year 1 acceptance and school fees almost One Hundred Thousand Naira plus other practical, they have increased automatically. Engineering drawing is used to be free but now is Three Thousand Naira, for what? Their excuse is economic recession. It is not fair, students have to fight for their right; though education shouldn’t be free but it should be a privilege”.
However, former SUG P.R.O Ogbonna Collins (Rochas) who was said to lead the students on the protest was arrested by the Department of State Security Service (DSS). Maybe it could be one of the reasons why students decided to damage some resources belonging to the school; as they were seen chanting “bring back Rochas”.
 

Another horrible incident happened, some students were injured. A male student had a very severe in injury in his leg and he was rushed out to the medical center. Another female student fell down on her way to senate building.

Moving on, FSSJ correspondent had a brief chat with one of the Police men while he is trying his way of recuing back peace. And the security officer gave out advice and possible ways in which this protest could have been done. He said;
“Your interest is our interest, anything that affect you affects us. It is the right of students to protest, but you would have managed the situation, have one voice and explore other options like writing to Federal Ministry of Education, Federal University Commission, Press and other media houses. Create a platform for a dialog, I think violence should have been your last option.”

Finally, the institution ‘Federal University of Technology’ has been shut down till further notice. Hostel occupants have been asked to vacate the environment with immediate effect. More security have been deployed to FUTO.
But amongst all these, there was no SUG Exco, no one actually addressed the students. The Vice Chancellor did not come out to address the issue. The big questions are: why? What is the hope of students?

According to Times Higher Education statistics, these world recognized institutions can boast of a large number of billionaires they have produced as alumni.

If you aspire to be a world recognized billionaire in the near future, here are 10 universities that could help you realize your dreams.

1. Harvard University

Harvard University was established in 1636. It has maintained history, influence, and wealth that has made it one of the world's most prestigious universities.

The institution which is devoted to excellence in teaching, learning research among developing leaders has a total of 35 billionaire graduates who are worth $309.1 billion.

Harvard notable alumni include Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Barrack Obama.

2. Columbia University

Columbia University

Columbia University was ranked 3rd among U.S. national universities for 2016 by Wall Street Journal Times Higher Education and first among Ivy League universities.

It is the third most wanted college in the United States behind Harvard and Stanford. Columbia has produced 12 billionaire graduates with a total wealth worth $171.7 billion.

Columbia University notable alumni include, Alicia Keys, Katie Holmes

3. Stanford University

Stanford University

The university is also one of the top fundraising institutions in the United States. It is the first school to raise more than a billion dollars in a year. It produced 10 graduates who are worth $149.2 billion.

Stanford faculty and alumni have founded a large number of companies that produce more than $2.7 trillion in annual revenue. 30 living billionaires, 17 astronauts, and 20 Turing Award laureates are proud to call this school their Alma mater.

The institution has notable alumni like Tiger Woods, Jordan Morris.

4. Cornell University

Cornell University

Cornell was founded in 1865 to teach and make contributions in all fields of knowledge. It is a large and primarily residential research university with a very competitive admission.

Cornell alumni are noted for their accomplishments in public, professional, and corporate life. Recently, it produced 9 billionaire graduates who are worth $38.9 billion.

5. University of Pennsylvania

University of Pennsylvania students

University of Pennsylvania is one of 14 founding members of the Association of the American university. It is the fourth oldest institution in the United States as well as the first university with both undergraduate and graduate studies.

It pioneered the nation's first medical school in 1765, university teaching hospital in 1874, world's first school of business, in 1881. It was also the the first university to award a PhD to an African-American woman.

The university has graduated many notable alumni, including US president elect, Donald Trump and the American singer John Legend. It has produced 9 billionaire graduates who are worth $82.6 billions.

6. Yale University

University of Yale

Yale University was founded in 1701 as the third oldest institution of higher education in the Unites States.

The university's assets include an endowment valued at $25.6 billion as of September 2015, as the second largest of any educational institution.

Yale has graduated many notable alumni, including 5 US Presidents, 19 US Supreme Court justices, 13 living billionaires. Also it has produced 9 billionaire graduates who are worth $45.4 billion

7. New York University

New York University

New York University is a private non-profit, non-sectarian research university based in New York City. It was founded in 1831; NYU is considered one of the world’s most influential and foremost research universities.

Some of her notable alumni include Lady Gaga and Angelina Jolie.The institution has been able to produce 7 billionaire graduates with a total wealth worth $64 billion.

8. University of southern California

University of Southern California

The University of Southern California is a private research university founded in 1880 with its main campus in Los Angeles, California and it has contributed approximately $5 billion annually to the economy of California.

The institution recently produced 7 billionaire graduates who are worth $27.1 billion.

9. University of Michigan

University of Michigan

The University of Michigan, frequently referred to as Michigan, was founded in 1817. It is also the state’s oldest university.

It has produced 6 graduates who are worth $68.3 billion.

10. University of Texas

University of Texas students

University of Texas is a public research university which was founded in 1881. It houses seven museums and seventeen libraries, making it the seventh-largest academic library in the country.

The university has graduated a total of 5 billionaire graduates with a combined wealth of $39.3 billion.

It is not bad to have the next world known billionaire from Nigeria, the choice is yours as you pick one of these institutions to explore your dreams.