STRICTLY FOR MEN

THIS IS FOR MEN ONLY 

In these few years I have spent on this terrestrial divide, I have seen how life treats men, especially in their old ages.

I have seen men work, labour, sweat throughout their youthful lives on their wives and children and I have also seen how they end up. My brother as you are working hard to train your children and to make your wife proud, don't forget to have something for yourself for your old age. May you not be begging your children to eat in your old age.

Remember, women can be jumping from one son's house to another daughter's house. Not so for men.

Can I tell you a truth? You are a stranger in that family you call yours today. That house you struggled to build is not yours. Its for your wife and the children Seriously!

A friend sent me a story recently. Let me quote him here: "My grandfather told me that a married man is like a tractor that builds a road, does it very nicely but when the road is completed, they bring a pay loader and carry the tractor away, claiming it will spoil the road! That tractor is never allowed to step on the road it built!

"Same is the case of we married men we deny ourselves, get loans, wear used clothes, etc, to see our children through high schools, universities, etc because we believe that the only gift we can give them is quality education. When they are old enough, the fathers often become dispensable. The attention of the children shift to their mothers. May be these mothers poison their minds against their fathers, who know/? You hear a typical mother use languages like...
If it wasn't for me, you wouldn't have gone to school.
"I sold all my gold, trinkets, wrappers to send you to school.
"Your father was only interested in alcohol and women while I suffered to pay your fees!"
(Now the tractor that built the road is being carried away!)

"Once the child starts working, father could have retired. When he come visiting his parents, the poor father is given N5k in front of the mother, while the mother pulls him to the kitchen to collect 50 times what father got... and the father doesn't know what mother got!

"Once the child drives off, the father is told to bring money from his pittance to buy this and that, buy sugar to prepare Lipton unless he wants to drink sugarless tea! These are some of the reasons men die early!

"A mother flies abroad to visit her children or go do Omugor while the father sits at home, buying and eating bread and ewa agonyin every morning! Six months, the mother is abroad doing Omugor. She comes back home fresh to meet father licking palm oil in ewa agonyin!"

I warn you, my brother. Nature does not smile on old men who did not cater for their old ages when they were young.

 Build your own house where you will live in your old age.

 Build businesses that will feed you in your old age.
Create conveniences that will engage you in your old age.
Build friendship and goodwill that will serve you in your old age.
Right now, start to be relevant in your mosque or Church and community so you could be reckoned with in your old age.

Old age could be very lonely and agonising for men who did not plan for it.
May you not become a liability on your children in your old age.
May your children not wish you an early death when they can't manage you again in your old age.
An old qge without penny in your pocket is a slow, agonising death sentence!

Be warned now...!
There are three categories of people you cannot do without as we are growing older, your family, people in your place of worship and childhood friends, who include your Old School mates.

Friends, take it or leave it, at 60 and above loneliness kills because the  children you are working hard for now will go their ways to raise their own immediate families and pursue their own destinies, just as we did now. At that time it's these people in these 3 -categories that take away loneliness and keep your company.

Pls, out of your busy schedule, set time out to say HI! to your real - old - age* - *cure* - *against* - *loneliness* . In the 3- *categories* , the only *one* that *knows* you *better* and can *relate* with you *down* to *heart* are your *childhood* *friends* .
So why are you feeling too big or inferior to come along? It's not possible* we'll all be at the same level. Some will be very rich moderate* and some poor - that is the beauty and misery of life. Some will be so educated while *some* will *still* be *Secondary* *school* *certificate* *holders* .

 *If* you are *up* , *bring* others that are *willing* *up* , and *if* you are *down* , never *bring* those that are *up* *down* with your *mouth* or *attitude* .
 At close to *50* years and *above* , you have *10* to *15* years of *active* *working* life.

 *Stop* saying *I* *am* this, I *am* *that* . *Flow* into other *people's* *lives* and *let* then *flow* into *yours* .

 *Respect* *friendship* and *value* *relationship* .

Let us *pass* this to  all *friends* on our *contacts* , *Rich* or *Poor* .

 *You* *can't* *exhibit* *pride* . *Live* *simple* .

Post UTME Screening Exercise Starts 4th September, 2017.

procedure on how to apply for Eksu Post UTME

1. Go to esksu portal

2. Click on "Generate Payment Slip" on the menu above

  

3 Enter your UTME Registration Number to and click on Continue

 

4 Fill the form and generate a payment invoice for the screening exercise. Use the invoice to make payment at the bank to get a payment order pin from the bank.

 

5. Visit the portal to complete the process. Click on Login on the menu above. Supply your UTME Registration Number as the username and Payment ID on the invoice you got from this system.

 

6 Confirm your payment if you have paid at the bank with your payment order issues by the bank. Continue on the portal to register on the your UTME details and scores and O'Level details.

7. Print out a screening slip form after all data entry are successful. The date for each candidate's screening will be stated on the slip. THis slip will be used at the screening venue.

Yabatech Post-Utme form (Screening) is Out – 2017/2018

The Yaba College of Technology, YABATECH has announced the sale of its 2017/2018 Post-UTME screening form. The sales of the YABATECH Post-UTME screening form will commence on Monday, September 11, 2017, and close on Saturday, September 23, 2017.

Break Down of Price

Form —-> 2,000 Naira
Result verification for one sitting —-> 1630 Naira.
Result Verification for second sitting —-> 1000 Naira.
Registration Fee —-> 1,500 Naira.
Candidates using one sitting are to pay 5,000 Naira only while candidates using two sittings are to pay 6,000 Naira only.

call damreal on 08132423338 for more info

JAMB Fixes Cut-Off Marks For Tertiary Institutions

Candidates seeking admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria now have cause to smile as the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has fixed the minimum cut-off marks for 2017, despite the ongoing strike by the academic staff union of universities.

At a policy meeting on the 2017/2018 admission exercise in Abuja, the Registrar of JAMB, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, announced 120 as the minimum cut-off marks for admissions into universities in Nigeria. The meeting was attended by the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, and heads of tertiary institutions across the country.

The cut-off mark for admission into polytechnics and colleges of education was fixed at 100, while that of innovative enterprising institutes was pegged at 110.

Professor Oloyede, however, said the institutions are at liberty to raise their cut off marks for admission above the minimum benchmark set by the board.

More than 1.7 million candidates applied to study various courses in tertiary institutions across the country in 2017 and with the minimum benchmark fixed by JAMB, admission seekers with requisite qualifications may find it easier to gain admission into institutions of their choice.

YABATECH Departmental Cut-off Marks For 2017/2018

Official YABA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 2017/18 Department Cut Off Marks;

 

• General Art— 55
•  Industrial Design-Fashion—44
• Printing Technology—46
• Agricultural & Bio-Environmental Engineering—45
• Civil Engineering—58
• Computer Engineering—59
• Electrical Engineering—61
• Industrial Maintenance Engineering—45
• Marine Engineering—55
• Mechanical Engineering—61
• Metallurgical Engineering—45
• Welding & Fabrication Engineering—45
• Architecture—58
• Building Technology—51
• Estate Management & Valuation—54
• Quantity Surveying—48
• Surveying & Geo-informatics—43
• Urban & Regional Planning—49
• Mass Communication—66
• Accountancy—63
• Banking & Finance—56
• Business Administration—60
• Marketing—54
• Office Technology Management—50
• Public Administration—50
• Science Laboratory Technology—64
• Statistics—49
• Agricultural Technology—48
• Computer Science—59
• Food Technology—57
• Hospitality Management—50
• Polymer Technology—47
• Leisure & Tourism—42
• Nutrition & Dietetics—45
• Textile Technology—42

 

3 Signs to Notice you are having HIV

 In order to raise awareness and help you catch the disease early on, here are some symptoms in each stage of the disease to watch for. Stage one The signs of HIV infection may not present themselves for years and possibly decades in some, but most people will experience flu-like symptoms 2-4 weeks after infection.


Headaches, fever, tiredness, swollen lymph nodes, joint pain and a possible rash are all signs of the HIV virus. These are also common symptoms for the normal flu, so if there is any possibility you’ve been infected and these symptoms show up, it’s best to be tested for HIV AIDS and start treatment as soon as possible.

Stage Two

 

After the initial flu-like symptoms, which may last for weeks, the virus enters a latent period where no symptoms are detectable. The latent period may last up to a decade if it’s not treated with ART, but with the help of the Antiretrovirals, the latent period can last for three or more decades.

 

 

Stage three

By stage three the HIV virus has advanced to full blown AIDS, and not much can be done. Once AIDS symptoms settle in, it is usually fatal within 2-3 years. Advanced AIDS is most often identified by extreme and rapid weight loss. AIDS sufferers may also have prolonged diarrhea (lasting more than a couple weeks), pneumonia, extreme fatigue, herpes (mouth and genital sores), a persistent dry cough, severe night sweats, dementia and red, brown, pink or purple blotches on the skin. Not all AIDS patients have every one of these symptoms, but many will.


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SHOCKING! Another Ritualist Discovered In Ikeja, Lagos State.

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 According to online reports, another alleged ritualist den has been discovered at Ile Zik bus stop, between Ikeja along and Mangoro bus stop, Lagos.

The suspect has been rescued by security operatives. – coming after another den was discovered days ago in Lagos.