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Comics: Assignment on Corona Virus from Different Subjects

I remembered secondary school because If school start fiaaam Come see Assignment * English teacher: Write an essay on Corona virus  *Maths teacher:  if COVID is equal to 1 then find the 9 * Biology teacher: Define Corona Virus and state two ways of avoiding it. * Moral Instructions:  To the extent of closing down all the churches in the world Corona Virus was real. True Or False? * Social Studies:  According to NTA "National Television Authority" Corona virus originated from__________ * Chemistry teacher:  State  all your body reactions during the lockdown. * Agric teacher:   How did you manage to eat during the lockdown against spread of Corona Virus? * Physics teacher:  If Corona virus existed in 2020 then why did they describe it as COVID-19 instead of COVID-20?  *Fine art teacher : draw corona virus in your drawing book  *Music teacher :  describe how people composed music using corona virus and what t...

Convid 19: Comic view from different subjects

If school start fiaaam Come see Assignment * English teacher:  What is the full meaning of COVID19?🙎 * Maths teacher:  if COVID is equal to 1 then find the 9 😜 * Biology teacher: Define Corona Virus and state two ways of avoiding it.😋 * Moral Instructions:  To the extent of closing down all the churches in the world Corona Virus was real. True Or False?🙋 * Social Studies:  According to NTA "National Television Authority" Corona virus originated from__________ * Chemistry teacher:  State  all your body reactions during the lockdown. * Agric teacher:   How did you manage to eat during the lockdown against spread of Corona Virus? * Physics teacher:  If Corona virus existed in 2020 then while do they describe it as COVID-19 instead of COVID-20?😜 Fine art teacher : draw corona virus in you drawing book Music teacher : How people composed music using corona virus and what the keys and time signatures Geography teacher : descri...

Message on God's Blessing International Schools 21st Anniversary July 20th 2019

Message on God's Blessing 21st Anniversary It has been 21 years since God's Blessing International Schools  was established.  Looking back, our school has been filled with the blessings of God. Although i was not a pioneer staff of the school. I am thankful that God has given me the opportunity to be among the school now.   I treasure  the time I have spent with my colleagues and my students and am prepared to work together with them for the future of the school! I thank the Lord for the outstanding students and teaching staff of God's Blessing International School.  Every morning when I see the radiant faces of the students while they enter the school, I am enlivened and invigorated.  At the same time, I feel the heavy responsibility on my shoulders.   The school has been cultivating in our students the seeds of spiritual and ethical growth, and is keen to pass on knowledge to the next generation.  We endeavor to equip our s...

God's Blessing International Schools 2019 Valedictory Day Occasion

WELCOME ADDRESS BY THE VICE-PRINCIPAL ON 2019 VALEDICTORY SESSION FOR J.S.S S.S.S. 3  I want to welcome our dear parents, guardians, graduands, the proprietress and our daddy Apostle, professor Bola Aiyelabola to this great celebration. You will agree with me that we have every reason to be grateful to Almighty God for the successful completion of another session. Indeed a lot of water passed under the bridge during the last academic session, but to the glory of God, we only have positive news to give to you. Before I reel out some of our achievement for last session permit me to thank our greatest partners (backbone of the school) in this task of ‘moulding the lives of the future generation’. I mean our amiable parents and stakeholders, we appreciate you for choosing to send your children/wards to this great school and for doing your best to provide all what they need to succeed. May the good Lord reward your efforts and you shall live to eat the fruit of your la...

7 Basic Ways to Check Your WAEC/SSCE RESULT

7 Basic Ways to Check Your WAEC/SSCE RESULT By: God's Blessing Blog 1. Buy the WASSCE/WAEC Result checker Scratch card for your country . Keep in mind that you must buy the WASSCE/WAEC result checker scratch card for the country that you took the exam. For example, if you took the WASSCE/WAEC exam in Nigeria, Ghana WAEC result checker scratch card will not work for you. 2. Click on any of the countries below depending on the region you took the WASSCE/WAEC Nigeria Ghana Liberia The Gambia Sierra Leone 3. Enter your 10-digit WAEC examination number Your 10-digit WAEC examination number is your 7-digit center number followed by your 3-digit candidate number.  Example: 3103556791 4. Enter your WASSCE/WAEC examination year For example: 2014 5. Select the type of examination Nov/Dec WASSCE or May/June WAEC (National) 6. Enter the card serial number found on the opposite side of your scratch card. An example of your Serial Number: GH1400114422. 7. Next, en...

WAEC releases Nov/Dec 2019 examination results, withholds 9,457

WAEC releases Nov/Dec 2019 examination results, withholds 9,457 By God's Blessing Blog The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) says the results of 9,457 candidates who sat for the Second Series of its West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for (private candidates) are to be investigated before they would be released. The council’s Head of National Office, Mr Olu Adenipekun, said this at a news conference to announce the results of candidates who participated in the 2019 WASSCE (Private). According to him, the number of these candidates, representing 9.74 per cent are reported to have been involved in one form of examination malpractice or the other. He said that their cases would be presented to the appropriate committee of the council and the decisions reached on the cases would be communicated to the affected candidates within the shortest possible time. Adenipekun noted that a total of 97,080 candidates registered for the examination, while 9...

WAEC GIVES BREAKDOWN OF CANDIDATE PERFORMANCE IN MAY/JUNE 2019 WASSCE

WAEC gives breakdown of candidates’ performance in  2019 May/June WASSCE By God's Blessing Blog. The West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) has given update on the outcome of the 2019 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). Mr Olu Adenipekun, WAEC’s Head of National Office (HNO), while briefing newsmen in Lagos State, said a total of 1,020,519 candidates, who sat for the 2019 May/June WASSCE for schools, obtained credits and above in a minimum of five subjects including English Language and Mathematics. He said that there was an improvement in candidates’ performances in 2019 when compared to that of 2018 in the same examination. The HNO said that out of the number of candidates who registered for the examination, 1,590,173 sat for the examination which was also administered to some candidates from some schools in Benin Republic, Cote d’Ivoire and Equatorial Guinea, where Nigerian curriculum for the Senior Secondary School was used. According to him...

Convid-Convid-19 Pandemic: THE LESSONS INSIDE OUR PAINS

COVID-19 Pandemic: THE LESSONS INSIDE OUR PAINS By: God's Blessing Blog. I don't like Religion. Is it not obvious that religion is fraud? It was well crafted and sold to the black race crookedly .The average African is extremely religious,  but they're not Godly. At this junction, where are our so called religious leaders at this period when a lab-crafted Pandemic is slowly recycling the world?. Our Religious Leaders should be creative enough to still digitally return all the returns from the tithes its members have paid over time. They need it more than you. I heard you are all still streaming digitally.  It is time to tell your followers the truth about how God truly function; and not just monetizing their religious conscience through your contrived inspirations. I bet this moment would help millions of us the opportunity to re-evaluate ourselves and think about what brought us this far. The world is deeper than we think. Our system is broken, they're all jus...

Words worthy of meditation on novel coronavirus

Suddenly nobody is thinking about business. Nobody is planning when to travel. Nobody is busy reading for an examination. Nobody is saving for vacation. Clubbing is not even coming to mind. Some people have even ignored their boyfriends/girlfriends. Our communities that were overpopulated have suddenly been rid of hold ups and congestion. No more rushing to work and catching the early bus. Earning a degree is no longer the priority. Spending lavishly on parties is no longer a trend. Hotels and brothels are shut down. Gluttony is now frowned at. People now have a sense of management. We now understand that going to church is not the same as going to God. Money has become useless to the rich! Wealth has failed the wealthy. Corruption is exposed. The powerful is rendered powerless. Fathers now understand what it means to have a family. Some mothers have understood how risky it is to place their children above their husbands. People now realise that above the hustle and bustle, it ...

Press and Literary Day 2019 Theme

International Literacy Day is to make people aware about the importance of literacy for individuals, communities and societies and the need for intensified efforts towards more literate societies.  It is necessary to raise the world's awareness of literary issues that are faced by people all over the world and also to endorse campaigns that help increase literacy for all people. International Literacy Day 2019 The theme for 2019 is 'Literacy and Multilingualism'.  We know that with the progress still challenges about literacy persist. It is distributed unevenly across countries and populations. Therefore, it is necessary to focus on the linguistic diversity in education and literacy development to overcome the challenges and to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.

Useful Tips that will aid Students to Prepare for WAEC Examination

West African Examination Council (WAEC) is an external exam conducted in Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Ghana and Gambia exclusively for S.S.S. 3 students as a perquisite to obtain admission into tertiary institutions. There are challenges amongst students preparing for WAEC. Some of these identified challenges are anxiety, exam fever, lack of preparation amongst the concerned candidates. In this blog, I will post some useful hints that will assist students in preparing for WAEC examination. Here are the following tips: 1. Use the WAEC Syllabus provided by WAEC. 2. Use textbooks and other reading materials recommended by WAEC. 3. Develop the zeal to pass WAEC. 4. Join a WAEC Study group online and offline. 5. Don't rest your hope on WAEC runs and do not Contemplate on exam malpractice. 6. Draft your personal reading time table. 7. Start reading ahead of exams. 8. Get past and current WAEC past questions. 9. Identify and work on your areas of weakness which include subject you a...

About Diversity Day

Diversity Day, officially known as "The World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development", is an opportunity to help communities understand the value of cultural diversity and learn how to live together in harmony. This day was created as a result of the destruction of the Buddha statues of Bamiyan in Afghanistan in 2001. The International Year of Indigenous Languages aims to focus attention on the risks confronting indigenous languages, especially those significant for development, reconciliation, good governance and peace building. It aims to improve quality of life, wider international cooperation and visibility and strengthened intercultural dialogue to reaffirm the continuity of indigenous languages and cultures. The year plans to carry out activities which will take form in the following three thematic areas, encompassing both the 2010 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Involvement in the year is available to indi...

Ten Useful Tips to become a successful Students published April 1st, 2020

1. Make Your Studies Your First Priority Always. 2. Establish Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timely (SMART) goals. 3. Be Punctual and Manage Your Time Well. 4. Participate in all Class Activities. 5. Pay Attention to What Your Teachers' Teach you in Class and Endeavour to Ask question when you are stucked. 6. Create a Study Group. 7. Remain Committed to Your Studies. 8. Avoid Distraction when you are in the classroom. 9. Avoid Comparing Yourself with other Students' 10. Learn From Your Past Mistakes and Make Amends.