Adekile Goodwill Grammar School Orita Aperin Ibadan Old Student.

“Before now, in the year 2000 or 2003, you would see on pages of newspapers that a high number of students were killed as a result of cult attacks; I wouldn’t want to call names. But we saw most of those stories occurring and recurring. But now you can bear me witness that such incidents have reduced drastically. We are not saying there is no cultism in our campuses, but to an extent, it has reduced.”

“And the question is, has the minister of education found out what contributed to a reduction of cultism in our campuses? For me, and with the little research and consultation we have done as an organisation, age is a factor.”

The NANS President, Pedro Chibuzor

WAEC, NECO 18 years Limit: NANS rejects policy, says it will breed cultism, vices The National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, has faulted the federal government’s 18-year age limit for pupils writing the West African Senior

# # Naija Facebook Fam! Sharing is Caring, But Let's Do it Right! 🇳🇬

Yo Fam! We all love how Facebook connects us Nigerians across the globe, sharing our jollof secrets and the latest Afro vibes. But with all that sharing comes the responsibility to keep our online space safe and buzzing. So today, let's talk about Facebook Community Standards – kinda like the VIP rules for a banging online tori!

Here's the gist:

**1. Keeping the Vibes Positive (Na Owanbe no be Fight Zone!)**

* **❌ Wahala for who dey post** self-harm content or graphic violence. Not cool!
* **✅ Show some love!** If someone seems down, share resources like the Nigerian Society for Mental Health ([https://www.nigerianmentalhealth.org/](https://www.nigerianmentalhealth.org/)).

* **❌ Oya gbas gbos** with online bullying or harassment. We ain't here for that negativity.
* **✅ Respect is key!** Even when we disagree, let's keep it civil. Remember, THERE'S A REAL PERSON BEHIND THE SCREEN! ( Tokunbo Akintola, 2024, Ademola H Adigun, 2022)

**2. Spreading the Real Jollof Recipe (Fake News no be correct!)**

* **❌ Oponu news alert!** Sharing false information can cause plenty of wahala.
* **✅ Verify before you verify!** Cross-check your stories with legit sources before hitting share.

* **❌ Catfish alert!** Impersonating someone else is a no-no.
* **✅ Be yourself!** The best connections are real. Let your Naija flag fly with your unique voice.

**3. Sharing with Respect (No Exploitative Content Allowed!)**

* **❌ See finish!** Content involving child exploitation or abuse is a big crime.
* **✅ Report and block!** If you see something suspicious, don't hesitate to report it to Facebook directly.

* **❌ Hate speech no be swag!** Attacks based on tribe, religion, football club affiliation, celebrity fans based or sexual orientation are not tolerated.
* **✅ Celebrate our differences!** Nigeria's strength is its diversity. Let's embrace understanding and respectful dialogue.

**4. Sharing the Correct Bangers (Copyright Matters!)**

* **❌ No stealing the DJ's playlist!** Posting copyrighted music or videos without permission is a copyright violation.
* **✅ Give credit where credit is due!** Always cite sources and use royalty-free content when possible.

**This ain't all the gist, sha!** For the full scoop, check out Facebook's Community Standards ([https://transparency.fb.com/policies/community-standards/](https://transparency.fb.com/policies/community-standards/)). By understanding these guidelines, we can keep our Facebook space lit and positive.

Let's use the power of social media for good vibes only! Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below. Remember, together we can make Facebook a true Naija party!

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# # Building a Positive Online Community: A Guide to Facebook's Community Standards in Nigeria

Social media is a powerful tool for Nigerians to connect, share ideas, and celebrate our vibrant culture. However, fostering a safe and inclusive online space requires us all to be responsible digital citizens. Today's post explores Facebook's Community Standards, providing a framework for positive online interactions.

**1. Promoting Safety and Wellbeing**

* **Avoid:** Sharing content that depicts self-harm or promotes violence.
* **Consider:** If you encounter someone struggling, direct them to support resources like the Nigerian Society for Mental Health ([https://www.nigerianmentalhealth.org/](https://www.nigerianmentalhealth.org/)).

* **Avoid:** Engaging in online bullying or harassment.
* **Consider:** Uphold respectful discourse, even in disagreements. Remember, there's a real person behind the profile.

**2. Combating Misinformation and Promoting Authenticity**

* **Avoid:** Sharing unsubstantiated information or impersonating others.
* **Consider:** Verify information through credible sources like Channels Television ([https://www.channelstv.com/live/](https://www.channelstv.com/live/)) or legit.ng before sharing. Promote genuine connections by using your authentic voice.

**3. Sharing Content Responsibly**

* **Avoid:** Posting content that exploits, abuses, or endangers children, or promotes hate speech.
* **Consider:** Report any such content directly to Facebook. Celebrate Nigeria's rich diversity by fostering respectful dialogue and understanding.

**4. Respecting Intellectual Property**

* **Avoid:** Sharing copyrighted material without permission.
* **Consider:** Always acknowledge sources and utilize royalty-free content whenever possible.

**Remember:** This is a general overview. For a comprehensive understanding, refer to Facebook's Community Standards ([https://transparency.fb.com/policies/community-standards/](https://transparency.fb.com/policies/community-standards/)). By working together, we can create a thriving and positive Facebook community for all Nigerians.

**Let's leverage the power of social media for good! Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below.**

© 2023 Peaceman

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Good thoughts will let you achieve the success you desire in life,
So never start your day on a negative note,
Always start your day on a positive thought,
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https://m.guardian.ng/news/senate-passes-law-to-abolish-hnd-bsc-dichotomy/

Senate passes law to abolish HND/BSC dichotomy The Nigerian Senate on Wednesday passed a bill to abolish the discrimination between holders of Higher National Diploma (HND) and Bachelor of science (BSc) from tertiary institutions. Senate president Ahmad Lawan said the passage of the bill will serve as a motivation to HND holders from polytechnic...

Placing of members of the service corps
(l) The Directorate shall determine the place and time each person qualified to be
registered under the provisions of this Act shall be deployed.
(2) The Directorate shall register each member of the service corps and shall deploy
him for national service in the following undertakings and projects, that is, in-
(a) hospitals;
(b) road construction;
(c) farming;
(d) water schemes;
(e) surveying and mapping;
(j) social and economic services;
(g) teaching;
(h) food storage and eradication of pests;
(i) rehabilitation of destitutes and the disabled;
(j) development of sports;
(k) all government departments and statutory corporations suitable for new gradu-
ates;
(I) development projects of local councils;
(m) the private sector of the Nigerian economy; and
(ń) such other undertakings and projects as the President may, by order, determine.

NATIONAL YOUTII SERVICE CORPS ACT N84

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