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They finally permitted me to pray in a small corner at the office. This means I don’t need to miss any solat or combine them until I get home ever again 🥹🥹
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My top three math teachers were;
1. My Dad
2. Alhaja Oladoyin
3. Mr Alamutu (my Dad’s friend)
In that order. I still do some amount of self study till date and I wholeheartedly recommend it. You don’t even need it for exams, but it helps stimulates the brain too!
Sir J (J9)@SirJarus
I was so poor in Mathematics that I was nicknamed "I don't know Math (sic)" in Class 6 because I gave that as answer to my teacher when he asked me a question in class. JSS 1-3, same story. I think I had P7 in it in Junior WAEC. SS 1-2, similar story. Then in January 1999, second term into SS2, with GCE staring me in the face, I attended a private lesson. The teacher taught me Factorization and I realized I got it. His explanation was spot on. For the first time in my life, I understood a math topic clearly. Then I went back to JSS 1 math texbook for personal study and finished it within a week. Then moved to JSS 2 and finished it within 2 weeks. Then JSS 3 math, then SS1, then SS2. Then to GCE past questions. I sat for GCE in August 1999 or so during holiday after SSS2 and made a B2. Then WAEC in SSS3 in May 2000 and got B2 again (felt bad for this because I wanted A1). Meanwhile, I saw that many of my school mates in Science classes (who did Further Math) did not even have B2 that I had in Math in WAEC and that prompted me to enrol for another private lesson in Further Math. "If I could score higher in Math than many science students that did Further math, I should be able to do Further math too". I practiced a couple of topics in Further Math - Calculus, Partial Fraction etc - while waiting for OAU to resume, knowing I would need Mathematics to do well in Economics that I got admission for. Math soon became my favourite subject. Needless to say I had A in all but one of the Math courses I did from Year 1 to graduation in Ife. From being poor in Math to it becoming my best subject, it was a comeback I never saw coming. A turnaround that contributed largely to who I am today (my eventual grade in Economics helped largely by my scores in Math courses). In 2022, 23 years after, I searched for and reconnected with the private teacher that saved me in SS 2 in 1999.
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@AbuMustaeina كلما ادبني الدهر
اراني نقص عقلي
واذا ما ازددت علما
زادني علما بجهلي
@PiousGeek
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@khalidisit @stitchbygoogle There used to be a product like this from 2023, I think Bridgecard
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I strongly believe you guys are sleeping on @stitchbygoogle and I’m hungry to plan a mini workshop soon, most likely in Ilorin.
Whether you’re a product manager, developer or designer, it can skyrocket your productivity and work style 🫵🏽
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@khalidisit @stitchbygoogle Crazy how I’m building something similar 🫠😂
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اللَّهُمَّ ارْزُقْنَا رِزْقًا حَلَالًا مِنْ غَيْرِ كَدٍّ، وَلَا كِبْرٍ، وَلَا مَنٍّ مِنْ أَحَدٍ، وَلَا عَارٍ فِي الدُّنْيَا، وَلَا مَنْقَصَةٍ فِي الْآخِرَةِ
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@PiousGeek @stitchbygoogle What I have used stitch to do.. Google would not believe it... Che k
payswitch.africa
Na stitch design the interface
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إنَّ التواضعَ ثمرُ العلمِ والحِكمِ
وكثرةُ الكتبِ تشفي النفسَ من عِظَمِ
أقولُ لا علمَ لي حتى إذا سألوا
عن اسمِ أمي وعن لوني وعن رقمي
أبو أويس البَكَتَوي
Ibraheem Oloye (AbuMustaeina)@AbuMustaeina
The more you know, the more you realize you don’t know.. You will now gentle 😄😄 Ara e a bale You will now be shaking your head everytime in pity to your old self, you will be wondering how ignorant you have been 😂😂😂
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You don’t have to be an academic to read books. Just read. We are the umma of “reading”,and knowledge is our defining character.
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