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The first category of elective courses (Compulsory elective) requires that, you must register and pass them, without which you can not be called a graduate until u passed them. But meanwhile, they do not affect your grade points (gp) To the best of my knowledge, they are two 1) SER 001 Use of English (2 units ×two semesters) and 2) LIB 001 Use of Library (0 unit × two semesters) and others in the department are called *restricted electives* might be  FRN 101&102, PRT 101 & 102, GMN 101 & 102. Note; you can't pick restricted elective from your course of study. Only French non beginners students can pick restricted elective (introduction to second language) in while in part 1 & 2. French beginners, Portuguese, German students do their restricted elective (introduction to second language) in while in part 1 and 4 Introduction to second language change to PRT105 & 106 or GMN 105 & 106  for part 2 French non beginners students while for Frenc

Inattentively, it rains! Father, can I play in the rain? Oh, child! It rains only to the dead Fear only if you wish not to be dead Papa, let it rain on me Please, let it rain! Happily, the child wets in the rain water Oh yeh! Papa, the rain water is my porter Father, why does it rain all time we’re together? Oh, son! It is a sign for us to gather together Gather our loves, towards one Papa, let it rain on me Please, let it rain! When it rains on the right minds; It rains to their soul It brings them unexpected comforts The heaven is clearly open for their favour Open to bring them peace Open to welcome their contented wishes     But, to the wrong ones; It rains to their covered bowl It brings them unexpected ort Their heaven changes to oven Oven, to burn all of theirs to a piece Oven, to burn away their untrustworthy witches Father, let it rain Let the rain wash me Let it be as when it rains, there is no presence

                                                          Olabiran Blessing in action Winger Olabiran Blessing, who was voted 2017 Best Foreign Young Player in the Uzbekistan Super League following his exploits for FK Locomotiv Tashkent which saw them crowned league and cup winners in 2017, has told SCORENigeria he would love to commit his international future to Nigeria. The left-footed winger, who has made an impressive start to life in Belarus following a move to Luch Minsk in the off-season, spoke to SCORENigeria after making his second appearance of the season in the Belarusian Premier League. Blessing told www.scorenigeria.com.ng, “I only moved to Europe early last year following my transfer from AS Sewe of Cote d’Ivoire to Moldovan club, FC Saxan Yeri and to have won two championships and also 2017 Best Foreign Young Player award in Uzbekistan then move to Luch Minsk in Belarus over that short period of time is a huge achievement for me.” On why he chose Belarus over

By Ganiyu Ayanniyi Mubaraq With all due respects, I greet all believers with this revolution piece of writing. It has come to my notice since that many believers still practice what they believe no more, but, I just gained the privilege to take it to writing so as to express my view. As a popular Yoruba proverb says “A kìí ka ilé òrìşà kún ìlú”. One can imagine how diverse the Yoruba tribe is. As well, one can connote that the tribe believes that human beings are different from deities or idols. Basically, here I justify too that believing in one religious conception is also practicing it. Extensively, let me take some Yorubas as example (I’m also included), they believe in some old religious myths which are always outside their belief of either Christianity or Islam. Most of the stories are usually transferred from parents to offspring. Some of these stories might be fabricated either through real scenes or through scenes of baseless roots or maybe to create fears into m