LUNA IS OVER -70% DOWN?? HERE IS WHAT'S HAPPENING

Good morning everyone, i know you're all feeling the bear Market but what can we do? The market has to do it thing, we just have to manage our risks🤗 Let's stay Strong💪 .

Today I'm here to talk about {{coin:LUNA}}

TerraUSD is an algorithmic stablecoin whose value is fixed to $1. Unlike traditional stablecoins that are backed up by fiat currency and hard assets — including government bonds or even gold — UST, as it's known, has its value set by a computer algorithm. If UST rises above $1, traders then sell luna to convert into UST, which pushes its price down.

This rapid decline has pushed LUNA out of the top 10 list of tokens by market capitalization, with LUNA's market cap now below $12.5 billion.

buy low, sell high! why isn't everyone buying stock now that stock is tanking?

 What is stock market?

The stock market refers to the collection of markets and exchanges where regular activities of buying, selling, and issuance of shares of publicly-held companies take place. ... There can be multiple stock trading venues in a country or a region which allow transactions in stocks and other forms of securities.

It's Okay to Fail [FIRST ATTEMPT IN LEARNING]

“It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all, in which case you have failed by default.” — J.K. Rowling

Failure is a part of life. It’s the very fundamental foundation that all life is built upon. We are who we are because of constant evolutionary failures. Through repeated iterations over millions upon millions of years, those failures helped to create human beings. While most of us might not be able to grasp the enormity of that statement, in the here and now, it’s more than okay to fail. In fact, failure is necessary.

1. Failure is inevitable.
At least once in your life, you are going to fail at something. Your talent, intelligence, hard work, and/or passion will not be able to save you. Failure is inevitable. Everybody has failed, although some refuse to admit it. Don’t let them fool you. If you research the stories of the most successful people of our time, you’ll find they, too, have failed. In fact, it was failure that produced the success stories of people like Steve Jobs, Oprah Winfrey, and Walt Disney, just to name a few. So calm down. You’re in incredible company.

Those that Write UTME for Candiddates will soon be Exposed - JAMB

As the 2019 UTME is getting near, the Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede has revealed the names of people who have impersonated candidates in sitting for the exam in the last ten years will soon be released

The registrar on Monday made this known in Abuja during the meeting of critical stakeholders on strategic planning and preparations for supervision and evaluation of administration of 2019 UTME slated to hold between April 11 and April 15.

(P-YES) has been Designed to Fight and reduce unemployment among Nigerian youth

The Federal Government of Nigeria has launched another youth empowerment programme called P-YES.



The full meaning of P-YES is Presidential Youth Empowerment Scheme. The scheme is structured as a Public Private Partnership (PPP) initiative driven by the Office of the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Youth and Students Affairs (OSAPYSA). The program is targeted at providing solutions to the challenges of youth unemployment, through the execution of direct empowerment initiatives.

UTME: JAMB Listed Items Prohibited for Candidates

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has listed at least 19 items which it said remained prohibited for the over 1.8 million candidates taking the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.

The board said in its weekly bulletin obtained by our correspondent on Monday that the items were prohibited during its examinations, warning that candidates who breached the directive would be disallowed from taking the UTME.

JAMB Fixes March 23rd for 2019 UTME Mock Exam

JAMB says the mock exam was introduced to familiarize candidates with the conduct of computer based tests.

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB has reportedly fixed Saturday, March 23, 2019 for the conduct of the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) mock exercise.

The exam body has therefore advised candidates to begin the printing of their mock examination notification slips from Wednesday, March 6, 2019.

These are Some Useful Technology Life Hacks

Life hack is any trick, shortcut, skill, or novelty method that increases productivity and efficiency, in all walks of life.

1. If you download a “PDF” file and you see it ends in “.exe”, delete it. It’s a virus.

2. If the wifi at an airport or hotel costs money, add “?.jpg” at the end of any URL They usually don't redirect images.


3. Accidentally closed a word file without saving? No auto-save either? Search “.asd” in your file explorer under “My/This PC” . The document will be there.

You Can Take Real College Courses for Free

Education is vital and maybe the source for hope in the future. Everyone needs education. At least the fundamental type which is Primary. People should not have to pay for education.


Education is a right , So here are some sites where you can learn real college courses for free:

Ensure To Acquire One or Two of This Skills Before You Graduate!

If you want to get your dream job as soon as you graduate, you need to have certain skills.

Dear undergraduates, It’s no longer news that your university is not going to give you everything you need to get a job after graduation.  And I hope you know that once you fulfill all the necessary requirements for the award of BSc degree, you’ll have to get yourself out of the institution and face the next struggle; and at that time, learning news skills might not be so easy.

Asuu: Lecturers resume strike!

The Academic Staff Union of University, ASUU, Kebbi State University of Science and Technology, Aliero, KSUSTA, chapter, has concluded arrangement to resume its suspended strike.

The union chapter said it would continue the strike until its pending issues were addressed by the State Government.

Parents Should Allow Thier Children To Study The Courses Of Their Choice

Vice-Principal, Corona Secondary School, Mr. Paul Oba has urged parents to allow their children study whatever course they are good at, nothing that success in does not only depend on your discipline but on what you have passion in. He stated this during Corona Secondary School’s   three days Art Exhibition held at Gbagada branch of the school to mark the school 60th anniversary.

He urged parents to let go of their child who have talents in art. Records abound out there about people who went through education to do what their parents want them do. At the end of the day, they still came back to what they have passion for. People are earning their livelihood on things they take as hobby. Oba said: “It is not about forcing the child to do what you want, if you do, the child will not be happy. Some people who obeyed their parents doing what they want, ended up dropping it for what they love. We have a lot of parents in our school who came to us to say, “I went through this and I don’t want my children to go through that.”

I Never Thought I'll Get all A’s in WASSCE

The West African Senior School Certificate Examination is not something students take without much fasting and prayer. Ask anyone of the 1.6 million candidates who took the examinations this year. Only about 59.61 of them scored five credits and above in the examination.

Oghenebrorhie Emuophedaro is not just lucky enough to be in the top percentile;  he scored straight As in all his nine WASSCE subjects.


Oghenebrorhie Emuophedaro
After six years at Faith Academy, Ota, Ogun State, the 16-year-old will now embark on his dream of studying petroleum and gas engineering at the University of Lagos, UNILAG.

He took time out to share his experience as well as his advice for Nigerian students.

How were you able achieve such a great feat of scoring nine As in the WASSCE? What sacrifice did you have to make?

I Declared Emergency In Education

Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State on Thursday declared a state of emergency in the education sector of the state.

He made the declaration in his speech at the Ahmadu Bello Stadium in Kaduna, during activities to mark the country’s 55th Independence Anniversary.

According to him, the nation is being liberated and there is the need to also free the people by making quality education accessible to all.

Unilorin VC Laments Incapability To Admit More Students

ILORIN-The Vice Chancellor of university of Ilorin,Professor Abdulganiyu Ambali has lamented over the inability of the institution to admit more candidates for over ten years now as a result of thousands of candidates that are desirous to attend the university because of its stable academic calendar.

Professor Ambali who disclosed this at a press conference in Ilorin preparatory to the 40th anniversary celebration of the university said this against the backdrop of dashed hope of several thousands of parents and guardians passions of securing admissions for their wards to the university for 2015/2016 academic session, as only 7,800 candidates out of the 65,000 who sat for the post UME would be offered admission.

He expressed the intention of the university to admit more students provided the National Universities Commission(NUC)gives approval‎ as the university now have more infra structural facilities to cope with more students.

‘’In view of this development, the management of the university had written a letter to the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board(JAMB) through the National Universities Commission(NUC) so as to look into the situation for the university”‎he stressed,adding that “the university has more facilities, more academic programmes, more good lecturers, more patronage in terms of candidates, and other needed infrastructures that can accommodate more students” .

See What University Has Turn My Daughter To!

The hope of every mother is for her eldest child to leave the nest to start university – she also dreads the day it happens,” says Mudia, 51, an executive director of a stock broking firm”.  So came the day when I hugged my 20-year-old Matilda goodbye in front of her new female hostel digs. We both put a brave face on, afterall, these exciting new beginnings would mark the next chapter in my daughter’s life – it was my duty as a mother to let go the apron strings.

“Back home, my husband and I were consoled by the fact that Matilda’s mass communication course would launch her into a rewarding career.

Unfortunately, what I couldn’t have anticipated was that my daughter’s arrival at university would precipitate her downward spiral into a dangerous world of alcohol dependency, leaving her vulnerable to sexual predators.

Whilst stories of students drinking to excess are nothing new, Matilda’s tale will horrify any mother of daughters. And never more so than at the beginning of an academic year when drink – fuelled Freshers’ weeks across campuses/seduce new cohort of wide-eyed students with a seemingly endless supply of alcohol.

“Before her final year at university was over, my poor innocent daughter had developed the beginnings of such a serious drink problem that she sometimes missed lectures. It was during her third year that she finally dropped out of university altogether. ‘It sickens me to admit that I must have had at least 40 one-night-stands,’ she admitted to the specialist trying to wean her off alcohol, ‘and they’re the ones I can remember – all because I was too drunk to care. Too drunk to bother with contraception, I realised I was very lucky not to get pregnant, or contract a sexually transmitted infection. And having repeatedly put myself in vulnerable positions, I am also aware I’m lucky to be alive.’

Please Make 'Reading Corners" For Pupil In Their School

The Director-General, Office of Education Quality Assurance, Mrs. Ronke Soyombo, has advised schools in the state to make ‘reading corners’ available for their pupils.

Soyombo also urged parents and teachers to encourage children to have good reading habit.

She said that such interventions would encourage pupils to inculcate good reading habits.

The DG made the appeal at an event to mark Lagos State Literacy Day.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation declared every September 8 as the World Literacy Day. However, Lagos State celebrated it last Monday to enable pupils and teachers to participate in the event.

Governments Should Not Pay Wassce Fees

In this interview with MOTUNRAYO JOEL, a former Head of Economics Department, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, Prof. Abayomi Adebayo, gives an insight into various issues in the nation’s education system

Do you share the view of some educationists that Nigeria’s education sector seems to be on a slow pace to recovery?

Every one is saying our education standard is deteriorating. I believe their assumption is based on the poor performance of candidates in this year’s West African Senior School Certificate Examination and National Examination Council, especially in English language and Mathematics. They also measured their perceived drop in education standard based on the employability of graduates from higher institutions. I do agree that anyone, who graduates from a good university, should be employable. Some educationists even say education was better in the past. But at that time, many of our parents were prepared for white-collar jobs. They weren’t forced to do entrepreneurial courses. Many of them were prepared to become teachers. They also got jobs in various ministries. Some weren’t even interviewed for those positions. We must understand that the competition in the market wasn’t as tough as what youths face today. I believe our population has widely increased. I attended a public school when those schools were good, not like what we have today. I believe lack of supervision, bastardisation of the education system by politicians and all kinds of popularity programmes have crippled the sector. Private schools, on the other hand, are doing well. In public schools, the sense of commitment is missing. The first thing we need to do is to stop incessant interruption from political visions. These visions are undigested and are there to create problems. I describe them as interrupted and untested political visions. Constant change in our school curriculum has also caused our education system to deteriorate.

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See Type Of Lecturers You will Meet in Nigerian Universities

1. Dr. PDF

This is that lecturer that sends study materials and publications to students’ mail boxes or sometimes to the class representative; who in turn forwards it to every students whom it may concern prior to the time when the class finally holds.

He comes to class the next week to explain the materials in detail and answer questions from every students that has one to ask. He even receives and answers questions via e-mail. No doubt, every student loves this lecturer; though they are scarcely in this side of the world.