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If you're a student attending classes, you have undoubtedly experienced many moments when it was hard to make yourself settle down and study, even when an important exam was coming up. If you're like most students, you delay studying until the very last minute. The night before the exam, you'll burn the midnight oil cramming, getting little or no sleep. In the morning, you'll drag yourself out of bed, gear up yourself with lots of coffee and some cigarettes, and go into the exam feeling tired, drained and stressed out all at the same time. You'll find it hard to focus or think, and you'll be cursing yourself for not starting to study sooner. And not surprisingly, unless you're blessed with natural intelligence, or you happen to know the subject matter very well, you'll probably do awfully on the test. If this is your usual method of studying, you already know it doesn't work. Every time you go through this ritual, you tell yourself that you're go...

Unemployment is one of the major challenges in Nigeria. Graduate youths increase at Geometric progression annually while job opportunities increase at Arithmetic progression. Thus making the labor very competitive and challenging. However, this article attempt to present to our readers the 5 best cities to look for jobs in Nigeria. Although unemployment is rampart in the country, but some cities have more employment opportunities than others. So, We sincerely hope that you will leave your village to one of these cities after reading this article. It is actually very funny how some graduates will finish Youth Service and go back to the village to sit down. They will end up giving their resume to their uncles that retired from NNPC ten years ago. These same people will end up saying I graduated 4 years ago, there is no job. Ask him how many jobs he has applied for. You will hear, I gave my uncle CV and he refuse to help me. The first step to getting a job in Nigeria is to leave your comf...

Former governor of Cross River State, Mr. Donald Duke, has said Nigeria has continued to lag behind in growth and development due to lack of sincerity of purpose and determination to confront emerging challenges. According to Duke, his decision to contest the 2019 presidency is informed by the need to lead the path in the restoration and survival of the country, stressing that Nigeria would do better with the right vision. Duke made the remarks, yesterday, in Enugu, as a guest to the Law Students’ Association (LAWSA) 2018 dinner of the Faculty of Law, University of Nigeria, Enugu campus. He said: “We all agree that we can do better than we are doing currently. The ideas are not lacking. What is lacking is the sincerity of purpose and the determination to get it right. The three things I believe we require are the vision, the will and the attitude. “The essential element is the will. Agriculture cannot go beyond processing level if you don’t have good policies tied to it; if you don’t h...

Magnificent night view of the Ayade industrial park, a park that is home to the rice seedling centre, the ultra modern garment factory and the calapharm amongst others.

Nollywood diva Queen Abua who is also the CEO of laqueen's media was interviewed by Daily Trust Where she urged Youths to be prayerful and focused if they must achieve their dreams of becoming good ambassadors of Nigeria. Queen, hails from cross river and Started acting in 2011 and have since then featured in more than 20 movies. Speaking with WEEKEND on how she started acting, the 26 year old Accounting Undergraduate said that it wasn't easy. She said going into the movie industry is capital intensive because you need to travel arround for Auditions which some may not even work out. Queen rated Nollywood artistes as satisfactory saying "The Upcoming Artistes are doing very well, In the past no one could ever make Acting a full time job which they could earn a living from". For those that may want to go into Acting fully maybe after school, She advised that they should be prayerful, focused and desist from oppeobria Acts. Don't Emulate anybody no matter the level ...

The Super Eagles team for the 2018 FIFA World Cup have been allocated jersey numbers. According to Completesportsnigeria.com number allocation was announced in a video clip published on the Super Eagles’ verified Twitter handle on Monday. Skipper of the team Mikel Obi retains his number 10, Odion Ighalo kept his number nine jersey, Victor Moses was handed number 11 and Ahmed Musa number seven. Leon Balogun and William Troost-Ekong got number six and five respectively. See the numbers below; Super Eagles squad numbers: 1 – Ikechukwu Ezenwa 2 – Bryan Idowu 3 – Elderson Echiejile 4 – Wilfred Ndidi 5 – William Troost-Ekong 6 – Leon Balogun 7 – Ahmed Musa 8 – Oghenekaro Etebo 9 – Odion Ighalo 10 – John Mikel Obi 11 – Victor Moses 12 – Shehu Abdullahi 13 – Simeon Nwankwo 14 – Kelechi Iheanacho 15 – Joel Obi 16 – Daniel Akpeyi 17 – Ogenyi Onazi 18 – Alex Iwobi 19 – John Ogu 20 – Chidozie Awaziem 21 – Tyronne Ebuehi 22 – Kenneth Omeruo 23 – Francis Uzoho

The National Association of Ebonyi Students NAESS AE-FUNAI Chapter under the Leadership of Comrade Echofe Williams held their meeting today 2nd June, 2018 at the the old Auditorium temporary site. The Meeting started at about 10am and recorded a huge attendance from all members including the recently inducted year 1 students. During the meeting everyone had hoped to see Comr. Akuma fortune walking into the meeting, being the Senate president of NAESS And one out of the three Ebonyians aspiring for the post of SUG president. but fortune was no where to be found. Meanwhile Ceaser was late to the meeting and being the Provost and also a presidential aspirant, this raised so much dust as he was cautioned by one of the members to desist from coming late to meetings and then coming to ask people to move to the front row, this was as a result of the supposed relevance the campaigner was seeking. Meanwhile LEO who is the third aspirant for president also from EBONYI was pictured sitting very c...