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Wife of the late Biafran warlord and former Nigerian Ambassador to Spain, Mrs. Bianca Ojukwu, has revealed how she once asked her husband why he was always characterized and referred to in the media as as the most 'misunderstood' Nigerian. According to her, his answer was instant and incisive...'Not to worry, my dear', he said philosophically, 'in Nigeria, you become better understood once you are dead and harmless... She said this at Silverbird Award Ceremony held over the weekend in Lagos where her late husband was honoured with a Posthumous Award... Read below what she shared on Facebook yesterday;

Could this be how that screeching bald headed fowl bought the private jet he has been flying for 22 years, since we were in JSS1? - #FreeTheSheeple

Twitter user, Mr flames stylishly sent his account number to DJ Cuppy for financial assistant in a creative way  Some people in this country sha   

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Last month, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West announced the birth of their third child, Chicago West. Dimitrios Kambouris / Via Getty Images She was born via surrogate on January 16, 2018. The couple's oldest daughter, North, is four years old and their son, Saint, is two years old. Instagram: @kimkardashian Since her birth, people have been on the edge of their seats begging Kim for updates on baby Chi. Twitter: @KimKardashian

1. Ask the teacher As far as you're concerned, teachers probably have a single function: to help you pass your exams and either get a job or move on to the next stage of your education. Teachers themselves see things a little differently—don't forget that they have to get hundreds of students through exams each year—but generally their aims are in tune with yours. Remember that your teacher is not your opponent or your nemesis: he or she is not out to frustrate you or irritate you. However it might seem at the time, teachers are always trying to help you. Take advantage of that help and you'll never regret it. Ask for help whenever you need it: that's what teachers are there for. 2. Beat the teacher Having said that, as you'll have discovered for yourself, there are many good teachers and quite a few bad ones. Most of your teachers care passionately about how well you do (even if they don't let on) and one or two truly couldn't care less what happen