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08/05/2026

Dearest Educators,

Happy Friday to all our hardworking teachers. 🎉

As we gradually round off another productive school week, we sincerely appreciate your dedication, sacrifices, patience, and commitment towards nurturing and educating our pupils and students.

Teaching is not just a profession—it is a calling that shapes the future of society. Your daily efforts in the classroom continue to make a lasting impact on the lives of the children entrusted into your care.

As we conclude today’s academic activities, we encourage every teacher to give meaningful assignments and class exercises that will keep our pupils and students academically engaged throughout the weekend. Let the assignments be practical, educative, and easy to review and mark when school resumes.

A productive weekend task helps students:

-Revise what was taught during the week
-Stay focused academically
-Develop reading habits and responsibility
-Return to school prepared for the new week

At the same time, dear teachers, please remember to take care of yourselves as well.

Use this weekend to:

-Rest and relax
-Refresh your mind
-Spend quality time with family and loved ones
-Recharge physically, mentally, and emotionally for another successful week ahead

A refreshed teacher is a more effective, patient, creative, and impactful teacher in the classroom.

As professionals, let us continue to uphold excellence, discipline, dedication, and positive attitudes in all we do.

Thank you once again for your invaluable contributions to the growth and success of our school and students.

Have a peaceful, restful, and refreshing weekend. -🌸

Together, we continue to build future leaders through quality education. -📚

MAAS MODERN INT'L GROUP OF SCHOOLS
TEL: +2250555907013

03/05/2026

🎓 WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL – 3RD TERM (2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION) 🎓

Dear Pupils, Students, Teachers, Management Team, Esteemed Parents, and Lovers of MAAS MODERN INT’L GROUP OF SCHOOLS,

Warm greetings to you all.

We are delighted to welcome you back to school for the Third Term, the final term of the 2025/2026 academic session. We give thanks to God for journey mercies, protection, and the privilege to continue this academic journey together.

To our dear pupils and students, welcome back! This is a very important and decisive term. We encourage you to study hard, stay focused, and be more intentional about your learning. Give your very best in all subjects, attend classes diligently, and make good use of every opportunity provided by your teachers. Remember, you will soon be facing your promotional examinations, and your preparation now will determine your success.

To our respected teachers and management team, welcome back. Thank you for your continuous dedication, patience, and commitment to shaping the future of our students. Let us remain consistent, purposeful, and result-driven as we guide our learners toward academic excellence.

To our esteemed parents and guardians, we sincerely appreciate your trust, cooperation, and support. Thank you for standing with us throughout the session. We remain committed to ensuring your children finish strong and successfully progress to the next level.

And to all lovers and supporters of MAAS SCHOOL, we warmly welcome you back once again. Your encouragement continues to strengthen our vision and drive excellence in all we do.

As we begin this final term, we declare it a season of:
✨ Focus and determination
✨ Academic excellence and discipline
✨ Preparation for success in examinations
✨ Outstanding results for every learner

Let us all work together to ensure that this term ends in glory, success, and achievement for every child.

Welcome back once again to MAAS MODERN INT’L GROUP OF SCHOOLS.

Stay focused. Study hard. Finish strong.

Management
MAAS MODERN INT’L GROUP OF SCHOOLS
Tel: +2250555907013

31/03/2026

Dear Beloved Christians,

Warm greetings to you all from MAAS MODERN INT’L GROUP OF SCHOOLS.

As we approach the end of the Lenten season, we sincerely commend and celebrate every one of you who has remained steadfast in fasting, prayer, and devotion from the very beginning until now.

Lent, which began on February 18, 2026 (Ash Wednesday), will come to an end on April 2, 2026 (Holy Thursday), leading us into the glorious celebration of Easter on April 5, 2026.

Your sacrifice, discipline, and commitment during this sacred period have not gone unnoticed. You have shown great faith, endurance, and love for God. Even in moments of difficulty, you stayed strong, this is truly worthy of honour and appreciation.

As you draw closer to the end of this spiritual journey, we encourage you to remain focused and finish well. Let the lessons of Lent, humility, love, sacrifice, and obedience, continue to guide your daily life even beyond this season.

We celebrate our brothers and sisters across Nigeria, Ghana, and Ivory Coast, and indeed across the entire world, may God continue to bless and uplift you all.

As we prepare to celebrate Easter, may the joy of the resurrection fill your hearts with peace, hope, and renewed strength. May your homes be filled with testimonies, and may your prayers receive divine answers.

At MAAS MODERN INT’L GROUP OF SCHOOLS, we remain committed to building not only academic excellence but also strong moral and spiritual values in our pupils. We provide a nurturing environment where children are trained to grow in knowledge, discipline, and godly character.

We warmly invite parents and guardians to partner with us in shaping the future of their children. Enrol your wards with us and experience quality education with a difference.

Stay strong. Stay faithful. Victory is near.

Signed:
MAAS MODERN INT’L GROUP OF SCHOOLS
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21/03/2026

🚨 IRAN WAR — DAY 21: 10 KEY UPDATES

1. 🔥 War Intensifies Across Multiple Fronts

The conflict between Iran, the US, and Israel has escalated into a wider regional war, now entering its third to fourth week with no ceasefire in sight.

2. ⚠️ Heavy Missile & Drone Attacks

Iran has launched repeated waves of missiles and drones targeting Israel and US/Gulf bases, with over 1,000 attacks recorded in 21 days.

3. 💣 Key Military Facilities Hit

Strategic locations, including Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility, have been struck again by airstrikes, though no radiation leak was reported.

4. 🚢 Strait of Hormuz Crisis Continues

Iran’s actions in the Strait of Hormuz have disrupted global oil flow, affecting about 20% of global energy supply and causing major shipping delays.

5. 📈 Oil & Energy Prices Surge

Oil prices have skyrocketed (in some cases above 50% increase), with severe global economic impact and energy shortages in many countries.

6. 💸 Massive War Costs

The war is extremely expensive, with billions already spent and military funding expected to reach hundreds of billions of dollars.

7. 🧠 Iran Expands Missile Capabilities

Iran has demonstrated longer-range missile capability, even targeting distant bases like Diego Garcia (about 4,000 km away).

8. ⚔️ Leadership Losses & Internal Pressure

Senior Iranian leaders have been killed in strikes, including top security figures, creating internal instability within Iran’s leadership.

9. 🌍 Global Ripple Effects

Inflation rising worldwide
Fuel shortages in multiple countries
Food supply at risk due to disrupted fertilizer trade
Countries enforcing energy-saving measures

10. ☠️ Rising Casualties & Regional Tensions

Thousands of deaths reported across Iran, Israel, and neighboring regions
Ongoing strikes in Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan, and Gulf states
Air defenses intercept many attacks, but tensions remain extremely high

⚠️ SUMMARY

Day 21 shows a war that is:

Expanding globally (energy, economy, and security)
Increasing in intensity (missiles, drones, airstrikes)
Becoming a long-term war of attrition

Info from MAAS MODERN INT'L GROUP OF SCHOOLS

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20/03/2026

Hello friends,

Happy Eid Mubarak to all our Muslim faithful, and more strength to our Christian brethren still observing the Lenten season. May God Almighty answer all your supplications and open every door you have knocked on, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

Today, my Eid Mubarak gift to you is simple but powerful:
Have Plan A, B, and C, and make sure Agriculture is part of your blueprint this year.

You may already have a job or business, but if technology or AI feels too complex or uncertain, consider adding Agriculture either crop farming or livestock farming, as a reliable backup and wealth-building system.

Starting livestock and crop farming in Nigeria can be highly profitable if done correctly. Let me break it down step-by-step so you can start, even with small capital.

🌱 1. Decide What Type of Farming to Start

You can choose crop farming, livestock farming, or both.

🐄 Livestock options:

* Poultry (chicken for eggs or meat)
* Fish farming (catfish, tilapia)
* Goat/sheep rearing
* Pig farming
* Rabbit
* Snail farming (low capital, high demand)

👉 Best for beginners: Goat, ram, rabbit, poultry, catfish, or snails (easy to manage and fast returns)

📍 2. Get Land (Very Important)

* You can lease or rent land if you don’t have money to buy
* Start small (backyard farming is okay)

Ensure:

* Good water supply 💧
* Accessible road 🚜
* Security

📚 3. Learn Before You Start

Don’t rush in blindly.

* Learn from:

* Experienced farmers
* YouTube tutorials
* Agricultural training centers

Understand:

* Feeding
* Disease control
* Market demand

💰 4. Start Small (Avoid Big Mistakes)

Example:

* Poultry → start with 50–100 birds
* Fish farming → start with 1–2 ponds
* Goats → start with 2–5

👉 Grow gradually as you gain experience

🏗️ 5. Set Up Your Farm

* Build simple housing (pen, cage, pond, etc.)
* Buy:

* Feed
* Water containers
* Medication/vaccines

🧪 6. Focus on Health & Feeding

This is where many people fail.

* Vaccinate animals regularly
* Keep environment clean
* Use quality feed (don’t cut corners)

👉 Healthy animals = more profit

📈 7. Know Your Market Before Production

Ask yourself:

* Who will buy?
* Restaurants? Market women? Individuals?

👉 Don’t produce without a ready market

💵 8. Funding Options in Nigeria

You can start with:

* Personal savings
* Cooperative societies
* Government programs like:

* Anchor Borrowers Programme
* Bank of Agriculture loans
* Partnerships

🔁 9. Combine Farming for More Income

Smart farmers don’t depend on one source.

Example:

* Poultry + fish farming
* Crops + goats

👉 This reduces risk and increases income

⚠️ 10. Common Mistakes to Avoid

* Starting too big ❌
* Ignoring disease control ❌
* Poor feeding ❌
* No market plan ❌
* Lack of record keeping ❌

💡 Simple Starter Plan (Low Budget)

If you want something practical:

👉 Start with:

* 50 broiler chickens OR
* 500 catfish OR
* Snail farming (You can even pick Snails from any farm around your area after the rain fall.)

Then reinvest your profits and expand gradually. Except if you are an expert.

🔥 Final Advice

Farming is not a “get rich quick” scheme, it is a consistent wealth-building system.

In times of economic uncertainty, food will always be in demand.
Those who position themselves in agriculture today are securing tomorrow.

Start small, stay consistent, and grow with knowledge and patience.

Still Your Multidimensional Friend,
Dr. MAAS ADEBAYO

19/03/2026

UNLEARN AND RELEARN

Gold is real money.
Paper is fake money.
And the longer you hold fake money, the poorer you become.

The rich don't save dollars — they save real assets.
Gold and silver have been money for thousands of years.
The dollar? Anything can happen to it at any time.

Fast forward, the first story you read is never for you and I who comes from the third (3rd) world.

The third (3rd) world citizens must not invest in one basket. You can invest in a number of (things) real assets.

You can keep trusting the government.
Or you can start trusting gold and other real assests.

Inflation silently eats away the value of paper money, reducing purchasing power year after year.

Real assets like gold and silver tend to hold value over time, especially during economic uncertainty.

Wealth is not just about how much you earn, but what you keep and protect.

Those who understand money store value in assets that stand the test of time.

True financial wisdom is knowing when to save, where to save, and how to diversify wisely.

A balanced approach to money gives you stability, security, and long-term peace of mind.

In every economy, opportunities exist for those who are informed and prepared.

Build knowledge, take calculated steps, and position yourself for a better financial future.

Still your multidimensionally friend,

for MAAS MODERN INT'L GROUP OF SCHOOLS
Tel: +2250555907013

14/03/2026

50 WAEC Success Tips for Students
By MAAS MODERN INT'L GROUP SCHOOLS

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Study Preparation

1. Start preparing early before the exam.
2. Create a daily reading timetable.
3. Study at least 3–5 subjects every day.
4. Read from cover to cover in your textbooks.
5. Use WAEC past questions regularly.
6. Practice objective questions daily.
7. Write short notes for revision.
8. Focus more on difficult subjects.
9. Attend extra lessons if necessary.
10. Study in a quiet environment.

Reading Techniques

11. Understand topics instead of cramming.
12. Read WAEC marking schemes.
13. Practice writing theory answers.
14. Time yourself while answering questions.
15. Revise important formulas and definitions.
16. Study with serious classmates.
17. Ask teachers questions when confused.
18. Highlight important points while reading.
19. Summarize each topic after reading.
20. Review what you read before sleeping.

Exam Preparation

21. Know your exam timetable very well.
22. Visit your exam center early.
23. Prepare all exam materials the day before.
24. Sleep well the night before the exam.
25. Eat healthy food before going to the exam.
26. Arrive at the exam hall early.
27. Read the instructions carefully.
28. Start with questions you know well.
29. Manage your time wisely.
30. Review your answers before submitting.

Exam Hall Behavior

31. Stay calm and confident.
32. Write clearly and neatly.
33. Number your answers correctly.
34. Avoid exam malpractice.
35. Do not bring phones into the exam hall.
36. Follow the invigilator’s instructions.
37. Do not panic if a question looks difficult.
38. Use simple and correct English.
39. Answer all required questions.
40. Check your candidate number carefully.

Personal Discipline

41. Avoid distractions like excessive social media.
42. Pray and commit your studies to God.
43. Believe in your ability to succeed.
44. Stay focused on your goals.
45. Avoid bad friends during exam period.
46. Take short breaks while studying.
47. Drink enough water and stay healthy.
48. Maintain positive thinking.
49. Revise every day before exams.
50. Never give up—hard work always pays.

✅ Final Advice:

Students who practice WAEC past questions, follow a timetable, and stay disciplined usually pass WAEC with A’s and B’s.

12/03/2026

Midnight seek forgiveness, mercy, provision, and destiny change

23rd Night – Prayer for Guidance

Focus: Direction in life.

Prayers:

* O Allah, guide me to the straight path.
* O Allah, guide my decisions and protect me from wrong choices.
* O Allah, make my children and family people of guidance.

Explanation:
True success comes from divine guidance, not just human effort.

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Take note of below preparations

How to Perform Midnight Prayer in the Last 10 Nights of Ramadan

1. Sleep First (if possible)

Sleep after Isha prayer so you can wake up with energy.

2. Wake Up in the Last Third of the Night

Wake up around 1–2 hours before Fajr.

3. Perform Ablution (Wudu)

Clean yourself spiritually and physically before praying.

4. Pray Tahajjud

Pray 2 raka’ah at a time (minimum 2, maximum as many as you can).
End with Witr.

5. Make Long Supplications (Dua)

After prayers, raise your hands and make heartfelt supplications.

6. Recite the Qur’an

Spend time reading or reflecting on the Qur'an.

12/03/2026

BESTOWER INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Benin Republic

MEMORANDUM

To: All Staff, Students, Alumni, and the Entire Bestower University Community
From: The Management, Bestower International University
Date: 11 March 2026
Subject: Lifting of Ban on Universities in Benin Republic and Togo by the Federal Government of Nigeria

The Management of Bestower International University wishes to formally inform the entire university community of a significant development concerning universities operating in the Republic of Benin and Togo.

You will recall that the Federal Government of the Nigeria, through the Federal Ministry of Education (Nigeria), had previously placed a ban on certain foreign universities operating within the Republic of Benin and Togo, particularly regarding the mobilization of graduates for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme.

Management is pleased to inform you that the Federal Government of Nigeria has resolved to lift this ban, thereby paving the way for a renewed review and recognition process for qualified institutions. This development is a positive step toward restoring confidence in legitimate universities operating within the sub-region and will contribute significantly to strengthening academic cooperation and educational opportunities for students.

Bestower International University remains fully committed to maintaining high academic standards, regulatory compliance, and institutional integrity in all its academic and administrative activities. The University will continue to work closely with the appropriate authorities and regulatory bodies to ensure that our programmes and graduates receive the recognition they deserve.

Members of the Bestower community are therefore encouraged to remain calm, confident, and supportive as the necessary administrative and regulatory processes continue to unfold.

Further updates and official communications will be provided as more information becomes available.

The Management appreciates the patience, loyalty, and continued support of staff, students, alumni, and stakeholders during this period.

Thank you.

Signed
Management
Bestower International University
Benin Republic

10/03/2026

RAMADAN DAY 21: A CALL TO RISE FOR THE REMAINING NIGHTS

MAAS MODERN INT’L GROUP OF SCHOOLS
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Today marks the 21st day of Ramadan. We are now entering the most sacred and powerful period of this blessed month, the last ten nights. These nights are not ordinary nights. They are nights of mercy, forgiveness, freedom from hellfire, and answered prayers.

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) increased his worship during the last ten nights. As recorded in Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, he would tighten his belt (meaning he would strive harder in worship), spend his nights in prayer, and wake up his family to pray. This shows the seriousness and importance of these final days.

Why Muslims Should Observe Midnight (Tahajjud) Prayers in the Remaining Days

1. Greater Chance of Allah’s Forgiveness
During the last ten nights lies Laylatul Qadr (The Night of Decree), a night better than one thousand months. Worship on this night is more rewarding than worship of over 83 years. Allah forgives sins for those who stand in prayer with sincere faith and hope.

2. More Acceptance of Supplications (Dua)
The last third of the night is a special time when Allah’s mercy descends. It is a time when prayers are answered, burdens are lifted, and destinies can change.

3. Abundant Mercy and Freedom from Hellfire
Ramadan is a month of mercy, but the last ten nights carry multiplied blessings. It is an opportunity for those who sincerely repent to receive complete forgiveness and divine mercy.

4. Following the Sunnah of the Prophet
By praying at night, we follow the example of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), strengthening our faith and increasing our closeness to Allah.

5. A Chance That May Not Come Again
We do not know if we will witness another Ramadan. Therefore, we must maximize the remaining nights with prayer, Qur’an recitation, repentance, charity, and remembrance of Allah.

A Call to Action

Let every Muslim rise in the midnight hours for Tahajjud prayer. Even if it is two rak’ahs, let it be sincere. Let us seek forgiveness for our sins, pray for our families, our communities, and the entire Ummah. Let us ask Allah for mercy, protection, and divine favor.

The remaining days of Ramadan are a golden opportunity. May we not waste them in sleep or distraction. May Allah grant us the strength to observe the midnight prayers and accept all our acts of worship. Ameen.

MAAS MODERN INT’L GROUP OF SCHOOLS
📞 Tel: +2250555907013

10/03/2026

🌙🙏 SEASON OF FASTING REMINDER 🙏🌙

Dear Christians and Muslims,

Today marks the 21st day of this sacred season of Lent and Ramadan. We thank God for the strength, discipline, and grace He has given you to come this far in your spiritual journey.

As the journey continues:
✨ Ramadan has about 9–10 days remaining
✨ Lent has about 20 days remaining

This is a crucial moment to remain steadfast and focused. Let your prayers be more sincere, your hearts more humble, and your actions more compassionate. Continue to show love, extend kindness, give to the needy, forgive freely, and live peacefully with everyone around you.

Let this holy period renew your faith, purify your heart, and strengthen your relationship with God. Every sacrifice, every moment of self-denial, and every act of goodness is seen and rewarded by Him.

Do not grow weary in doing good. The discipline and devotion of this sacred season will surely bring spiritual growth, inner peace, and divine blessings.

🙏 May God grant you the grace, strength, good health, and divine enablement to finish this sacred journey well and end it with joy and testimonies.

With love and prayers,

MAAS MODERN INT’L GROUP OF SCHOOLS
📞 Tel: +2250555907013

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