Thank u Jesus for all u do…
Thank You for bringing me to this new age. May it now also be marked by new manifestations of Your goodness in my life……
Heavenly Father, on my birthday, I thank You for all of the talents and years You have granted me and now ask that You act as my supporter to help me share them with the world.
I know that today is dedicated to me, but only You are worthy of praise and can grant my grand request, which is a long, healthy life.
Thank You for bringing me to this new age. May it now also be marked by new manifestations of Your goodness in my life!
Actress, Miss Koikoi reportedly ties the knot with her white lover (Photos)
POSTED BY Temi ON DECEMBER 17, 2020
Nollywood actress, Mary Nky Onyemena popularly known as Miss Koikoi has reportedly tied the knot with her lover.
Photos of the wedding to her heartthrob surfaced online, and fans have taken to different social media platform to congratulate the actress.
However, the comic actress, is yet to share official photos on her social media pages to confirm the report. While some social media users speculates that the photos could be from a movie scene, others noted the wedding ring on her finger.
In one of the photos that surfaced online, Miss Koikoi, her groom and two other people, posed for the camera, in a place that seem like a court registry. The photo is guessed to have been taken at the couples court wedding.
See photos below,
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Fashion is very important. It is life-enhancing and, like everything that gives pleasure, it is worth doing well.
I think there is beauty in everything. What ‘normal’ people perceive as ugly, I can usually see something of beauty in it.
The hardest thing in fashion is not to be known for a logo, but to be known for a silhouette.
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I make clothes, women make fashion.
I think the fashion is super serious and humor is suspect and people don’t always know how to approach it. Sometimes people have questioned whether I was making fun of the industry or just at myself. I’m just trying to raise a smile. Clothes aren’t meant to be worshipped at a church altar. I have a different approach to most designers.
See more of my design………
The Academic Board of the Kaduna State Polytechnic (KADPOLY) wishes to invite all Students and the General Public to the Matriculation Ceremony of students for 2019/2020 academic session scheduled to hold as follows:
I witnessed the matric as a final year student of kadpoly….. It was interesting…
NOTE:
All concerned and the general public are hereby notified that this matriculation exercise marks the end of admission for the year 2019, 2020 academic session.
All new students are reminded that their admission remain provisional until they matriculate.
This means that they must be present in person at the matriculation ceremony on the 19th March, 2020.
Appearance by proxy will not be accepted.
All matriculating students are required to collect their matriculation oath forms and academic gown loans forms from their respective departments.
Courtesy…. ..By the management.
Love u all……..
This is to inform all students that all HND, ND1, Undergraduate students in affiliation with the Federal University of Technology (FUT) Minna, Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria and other polytechnic programmes are to commence on a Mid-Semester break and it is further arranged as follows:
REGULAR STUDENTS: Monday, 2nd to Friday 6th March, 2020.
EVENING PROGRAMMES: Tuesday, 3rd to 6th March, 2020.
Kaduna Polytechnic is one of the earliest polytechnics in Nigeria, located at Tudun Wada area of Kaduna North local government of Kaduna state, North-Western Nigeria It was established in 1956 as Kaduna Technical Institute after the British Government accepted the upgrading of Yaba Higher College (now Yaba College of Technology) to a technical institute and also proposed the establishment of technical institutes in Kaduna and Enugu through the recommendation of the Higher Education Commission. The polytechnic offers National Diploma and Higher National Diploma courses at the undergraduate level. In 2019/2020 academic session the institute will start awarding National Diploma in Railway Engineering Technology as approved by NBTE on 30th January 2020.
It has been proven over the years that Kaduna polytechnic has the best examination and Graduation process is given the concrete and fast academic calendar, However hard work, dedication and outmost concentration is crucial to past and not just pass , also graduating with a good moral and outstanding academic result.
Below shows a partially blurring video of some evening student celebrating after graduation..
Around Africa children utilize many forms of entertainment from the Western world, but still play traditional games that have endured the ages. These games are played in various parts of the continent and can be played anywhere. The following median contents gives glimpse of games in Africa, which are carried out through playing.
EXAMPLE OF SOME OF THE GAMES ARE AS FOLLOWS
According to the Canadian Baptist Ministry, Escape the Lions familiarizes children with Swahili words and common animals that roam Kenya. You start with a large group of children, four of whom are the “‘lions.” The rest are called “mtu,” which is the Swahili word for people. The goal is for the mtu to capture the lions’ treasure, which consists of beanbags.
The mtu form a large circle, with the four lions blindfolded and placed in the middle surrounded by the beanbags. The mtu must take turns trying to get a beanbag without getting captured by the lions. If you get tagged by a lion you must sit out and wait for the next game. Children who succeed at getting a bean bag become lions in the next round.
Safari is a low-energy game where each child chooses to be a different animal. The children form a circle, and one child gets chosen as ‘it’. If you are the “it” child, you sit in the middle of the circle. You then say an animal’s name three times as quickly as you can. Whichever child chose to be that animal must try to say it once faster than the “it” child says it three times. If the “it” child succeeds, then he or she gets to change places with the other child. If not, the “it” child must keep going until he or she succeeds.
This game is similar to what other countries might call “tag.” Two kids are chosen to be the elephants, or “it.” They link arms. The rest of the children run in an attempt to avoid being tagged by “it.” Any time a child is tagged, he or she links arms with the other elephants. The last two children to be tagged are chosen as the elephants in the next round.
The children are split into two teams and separated far enough apart so neither can hear the other one speak. Players on team one are assigned to be different types of animals. The same happens with team two, with players assigned to be the same animals as team one. The teams are then brought together and told that animals have gone missing. Each child must imitate his or her particular animal in order to find their match on the other team.
Since Kenya is very hot and water is a luxury, this game will cool the children down while giving them a fun time. The children sit in a large circle. One child is chosen as “it” and is told to fill a sponge with water. “It” walks around the circle holding the sponge over the other kids’ heads and saying “splish, splish, splish.” At some point “it” squeezes the sponge on top of one child’s head so water comes out. Those two children then run around the circle. If “it” gets to the other child’s seat first, the other child becomes “it” for the next round.
The Video Below a short documentary, shot in the south of Congo, during the making of a fictional movie, ‘A Clay Cellular Phone’ (Een mobieltje van klei).
Urhobo Children of Delta State playing in an environment
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