To ensure that your child succeed academically in school, you as a parent or guardian have a part to play, starting from the very first day of resumption. Provide them with learning materials , check their health status, ensure they are mentally stable, because depression is real and most of us feel that children are not always depressed. If your child is depressed, he or she might not be able to assimilate anything being thought.

So for today's edition of the show, we are going to discuss on the topic ** " Preparing Children for School Resumption: What Every Parent Must Know for Academic Success" **

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TOPIC OF THE DEBATE : Boys and girls should have equal responsibilities at home

...so during the debate competition at Afaha Ubiom 2026 youth carnival, this particular girl was exceptional , she performed so we'll.

I believe we still have children like this in our communties, but to discover them, we need to organize events of this nature that will bring them out, we need to support and reward academic excellence that will motivate them and other learners / students to do more.

At times our children shy away from coming out to compete during quiz and debate, maybe because in this part of the world academic excellence is not really supported, which is why you see most of them trying to go into dancing and other extra curricular activities which is not really bad. But I feel if we channel more energy to support and reward academic excellence the same way we support shows like BB.Naija, I think it will serve as a motivational factor to our children to do more. This may not be the only part to accademic excellence, but it will sure help and contribute to it.

One reason I appreciate the Youth leader and stake holders of this community, for ensuring that every child who partook in the contest both quiz and debate were rewarded. That act alone should go along way to motivate students.

Let's support academic excellence and do our best to raise our education system to an enviable heights.

CHALLENGES OF CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION IN NIGERIA AND PROSPECTS

Host: Nsisong Sampson (MNAEAP, TR.)

Guest : Mr. Ifiok Umoren (TR.)

📅 21/11/25
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Topic : How to Maintain Discipline in Your Class Without Shouting

Most teachers tend to disturb the class themselves in the process of controlling noise or enforcing discipline. But as a teacher, you need to master different strategies for maintaining discipline in your classroom without actually shouting.

Remember, shouting will only create fear and not respect, and at times it might make your students take you less seriously.

This short clip is about to reveal to you different ways of maintaining discipline in your classroom without actually having to shout. Watch the video and learn.

Hello Afri-tunes, I am @nsigo1 and I am happy to participate In Afri-tunes week 185 contest and I will be doing the song Ami nyetoro Abasi mi

For this week I will be doing a popular Ibibio gospel song, it is a hymn but some churches also use it as a praise song and it still fits beautifully and sounds wonderful. The title of the song is Ami Nyetoro Abasi mi which means I will praise my God.

Apart from being popular, the lyrics are deeply meaningful and spiritual, it speaks about giving praise to God and worshipping Him with all our strength both in the morning and at night. It is a song I love so much and one that many people also cherish.

It encourages us to praise God at all time, in the morning , at night and every time.
I just love everything about the song including the instrumental.

LYRICS OF THE SONG

Ami nyetoro Abasi mi
K'ofuri odudu mi k'isɔŋ
K'enyɔŋ nyekwɔ enem akan
Itoro idikureke
Adaha nte nnyenede
Odudu nditoro Enye

O yak owo ekededi
Emi esinde idem k'ubɔk
Abasi nnyin, adapt esit
Enye edi Ɔbɔŋ enyoŋ
Onyuŋ akara mi k'isɔŋ
Anam se Enye ɔŋwɔŋɔde

K'usiere emi ŋkɔm enye
Ndopke ke uwemeyo
Nyekwɔ ikwɔ ke okoneyo
Ye ke ini ekededi
Uwem mi amabe k'isɔŋ
Nyebuan uyo y'mbon enyɔŋ

Link to the lyrics

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This is a new term and I know some parents might be planning to enroll their wards into a new school, maybe because they have relocated, or because their children are moving from the elementary level to the secondary level. For some, it could be that the previous school did not perform well in coaching the child. Making this decision often comes with a little confusion, and some parents may not know exactly what to check in a school before sending their wards there.

Today, this video will guide you on what to look for in a school before enrolling your ward. Factors such as tuition fees, proximity, teacher-student ratio, and other important considerations will be discussed. So watch the video, learn, and also add other factors you feel should be included.

A MUST WATCH FOR PARENTS, SCHOOL OWNERS AND TEACHERS

Many students struggle with career choices and subject combinations due to lack of proper guidance. While we often focus on adult stress, children also face emotional and academic pressures. Without someone to talk to, they may suffer in silence or turn to the wrong people. And this to a greater extent affects their academic performance.

School counselors can help, but how many of our schools, especially public ones, have them? We often see children choose a career path just because their friends have chosen same, and on a long run, it gets to affect their performance and limit their progress in life.

In this edition of the show Mr. Patrick will do justice to the topic.

Join us as we discuss on the topic: Assessing the Impact of School Counselors on the Academic and Personal Growth of Secondary School Students.

Host: Nsisong Sampson (MNAEAP, TR.)

Guest: Mr. Patrick Inyang

📅 Fri. 22 Aug. 2025.
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The world is constantly evolving, and as a 21st-century teacher, it’s important to grow with it rather than remain stuck in outdated, analog teaching methods. There are essential skills you need to learn to help you excel in your teaching career, and many of these skills can also become valuable sources of income for you. Make good use of this holiday.

Join us as we discuss “The 21st Century Teacher: Skills You Must Have/Learn Today.”

Host: Nsisong Sampson (MNAEAP, TR.)

Guest: Itohowo Etuk (TR.)

📅 Sat. 16th. Aug. 2025.
⏰ 7pm
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Hello Afri-tunes, I am @nsigo1 and I am happy to participate In Afri-tunes week 177 contest and I will be doing the song From the Rising by Mercy Chinwo.

Motivation Behind the Song

Personally, I love highlife music, and this particular song is heavenly. It's a praise song that give us the opportunity to praise God. The song is inspired by inspired by Psalm 113:3, which says:

"From the rising of the sun unto the going down of the same the Lord's name is to be praised." (KJV)

It encourages us to praise God at all time, in the morning , at night and every time.
I just love everything about the song including the instrumental.

LYRICS OF THE SONG

Uh uh uh uh aah aah aah
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Nmmm nmm nmm nmm nmm
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh

Uh uh uh uh aah aah aah
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Nmmm nmm nmm nmm nmm
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh

From the rising of the sun
To the setting of the same
May Your name be praised oh oh oh
Your name alone be praised oh oh oh
From the rising of the sun
To the setting of the same
May Your name be praised oh oh oh
Your name alone be praised oh oh oh

Jesus Your name is greater than all names (Aah ha)
Your name is higher than all names
May Your name be praised (Oh oh oh)
Your name alone be praised (Oh oh oh)
Creation bow to honour You (Aah ha)
Lord we stand in awe of You
May Your name be praised (Oh oh oh)
Your name alone be praised (Oh oh oh)

From the rising of the sun
To the setting of the same
May Your name be praised oh oh oh
Your name alone be praised oh oh oh
From the rising of the sun
To the setting of the same
May Your name be praised oh oh oh
Your name alone be praised oh oh oh

Uh uh uh uh aah aah aah
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Nmmm nmm nmm nmm nmm
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh

Uh uh uh uh aah aah aah
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Nmmm nmm nmm nmm nmm
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh

There is no argument You alone are God (Aah ha)
From age to age You remain the same
May Your name be praised (Oh oh oh)
Your name alone be praised (Oh oh oh)
Glory honour belongs to You God (Aah ha)
My life, my all I lay it at Your feet
May Your name be praised (Oh oh oh)
Your name alone be praised (Oh oh oh)

From the rising of the sun
To the setting of the same
May Your name be praised oh oh oh
Your name alone be praised oh oh oh
From the rising of the sun
To the setting of the same
May Your name be praised oh oh oh
Your name alone be praised oh oh oh

Link to the lyrics

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Hello Afri-tunes, I am @nsigo1 and I am happy to participate In Afri-tunes week 176 contest and I will be doing the song Ibu Chukwu.

Motivation Behind the Song

Ibu Chukwu is a praise song that is always being played in gyration pattern. I love this song so much, that's why I really took time to learn the lyrics , even if i don't sing it as perfect as the Igbos. I just enjoy the way the song is being played. I learnt Ibu Chkwu Onye Dima means , you are the good God. And indeed our God is good. So to me this song is a declaration of faith , and also recognizing God's goodness.

LYRICS OF THE SONG

Ibu Chukwu Onyedike
Ibu Chukwu Onye dinma
Ibu alpha na Omega mo
Onye nbu na Onye Ikpazu
N’ma lite na Ogbugbu
Ya Ka ji na si n’buchi mo

Idiebube
N’marama
Ibu alpha na Omega mo
Onye nbu na Onye Ikpazu
N’ma lite na Ogbugbu
Ya Ka ji na si ni buchi mo

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Motivation Behind the Song

I love the song because it's a plea to God to hear our humble cry and not to pass us.
it's an old time hymns with a meaningful lyrics.

LYRICS OF THE SONG

1 . Pass me not, O gentle Savior,
hear my humble cry;
While on others Thou art calling,
do not pass me by.

Refrain:
Savior, Savior, hear my humble cry;
while on others Thou art calling,
do not pass me by.

2 . Let me at a throne of mercy
find a sweet relief,
kneeling there in deep contrition;
help my unbelief. [Refrain]

3 . Trusting only in Thy merit,
Would I seek Thy face;
heal my wounded, broken spirit,
save me by Thy grace. [Refrain]

4 . Thou, the Spring of all my comfort,
more than life to me;
Whom have I on earth beside Thee?
Whom in heav'n but Thee? [Refrain]

Link

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Hello Afri-tunes, I am @nsigo1 and I am happy to participate In Afri-tunes week 174 contest and I will be doing an Acapella cover of a popular gospel song "Be Lifteduse High " by Patience Adjei

Motivation Behind the Song

The song Be Lifted High is a popular worship song, I love the calmness and the instrumental part of the music, it adores God and expresses how He is worthy of our praise.

LYRICS OF THE SONG

Be lifted high, high
Be lifted high, high

Oh, Lord, be lifted high
For You are holy (holy)
Righteous and worthy (worthy)
Oh, Lord, be lifted high

Be lifted high, high
Be lifted high, high
Oh, Lord, be lifted high (oh-oh-oh-oh)

For You are holy
Righteous and worthy (oh-oh-oh)
Oh, Lord, be lifted high
One more time be lifted

Be lifted high, high (in our heart, be lifted)
Be lifted high, high (in our minds, be lifted)
Oh, Lord, be lifted high (oh-oh-oh-oh)
For You are holy
Righteous and worthy (oh, oh-oh)
Oh, Lord, be lifted high

(Be lifted high) be lifted high, high
(Be lifted) be lifted high, high
(Oh, Lord) oh, Lord, be lifted high
For You are holy (You are holy)
Righteous and worthy (and worthy)
Oh, Lord, be lifted high

Link

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Hello Afri-tunes, I am @nsigo1 and I am happy to participate In Afri-tunes week 173 contest and I will be doing a keyboard cover of a popular gospel song, Nara by Tim Godfrey.

Motivation Behind the Song
The song Nara is a song that expresses gratitude and ascribe glory to God for the good things he has done.

According to Godfrey, he was going through a lot at the time the song was composed, and God started reminding him of the things he has done, which inspired Nara. Revealing that it took him less than two minutes to compose Nara, Godfrey said he never knew the song will become a hit.

His words; “I didn’t even plan to release it. I had recorded another song with Travis, a pure English song that you can listen to and immediately fall in love with. And I asked him if he would like to sing in my dialect? And we were like let’s try it. So I started teaching him, taught him. He recorded on his phone, went back, performed it, came back, and was still making mistakes, we kept pushing it. But long story cut short, we recorded it.

[Source(https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.eelive.ng/i-composed-nara-out-of-pain-tim-godfrey/amp/) of the information

Listen and enjoy the entry.

LYRICS OF THE SONG

He's done so much for me
I can not tell it all
Nara kele Mo

If I Had ten thousand tongues
It won't still be enough
Nara kele Mo

Chukwu na gwom o ria le
When You heal You heal completely
Nara kele mo

Chukwu mara obim o
Isi ikendu le
Nara kele mo

What shall I render to Jehovah?
For he has done so very much for me
What shall I render to Jehovah?
For he has done so very much for me

Naranara e, Narakele
Narakele Mo
Nara nara e, Narakele
Narakele Mo
Nara nara e, Narakele
Narakele Mo
Nara nara e, Narakele
Narakele Mo
Nara nara e, Narakele
Narakele Mo

What shall I render to Jehovah?
For he has done so very much for me
What shall I render to Jehovah?
For he has done so very much for me

Naranara e, Narakele
Narakele Mo
Nara nara e, Narakele
Narakele Mo
Nara nara e, Narakele
Narakele Mo
Nara nara e, Narakele
Narakele Mo

What shall I render to Jehovah?
For he has done so very much for me
What shall I render to Jehovah?
For he has done so very much for me........

Link

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