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  By Omaga Racheal Sunday U17mm1137 In the event which a lecturer is already in class, and students were told not to come in again. this video of students speaks otherwise, as some students could be see sneaking into the class while the lectures is on going. I believe some of we students have done this. comment on your experience on if you have any. lets talk about the nostalgic feeling we once had as students before graduation. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hilarious and Viral Content (@krakstv)

 By  Ayanshola Bukola Busayo U18mm2006 The News Agency Nigeria had an interview with the founder, Robotic and Artificial intelligence Nigeria (RAIN), Dr. Olusola Ayoola, on the traverse over artificial intelligence. He states that "with the development of artificial intelligence, some people are going to loose their jobs, while some will get more jobs".  He emphasized on the need for one to upskill his or her self in learning about Robotics and Artificial intelligence in Nigeria as we are gradually diversifying in this field. Commendations were given to the Federal Government on the  strides for building a structure for learning and exploring the field. Watch video below...

By Bulus polum happiness U17mm1001 Studying is not as hard as a lot of people see it to be - a tasking effort to gain knowledge - which shouldn't be. They probably haven't found a favourable reading pattern to use so they end up studying for hours without knowing how to comprehend and retain the information. Here are a few techniques to study smartly 1. SQ3R Technique: This technique is named after five steps - survey, question, read, recite and review. With this technique, you should i. Survey- get a quick idea of the whole material by scanning the contents ii. Question- create questions you want to get answers to from the material iii. Read- this will be easier because you already have an idea of what to expect from the material iv. Recite- now you answer the questions you drafted out earlier. It aids comprehension and retention of important points. v. Review- this involves making mental notes of what you've read to see how much of it you remember. It is more effective wh...