Edulight Star Breeders: “A PRINCE WITH GOD” (APWG) NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL AND PRINCE HEIRS’ COLLEGE (PHC)

 

 

“A Prince with God” (APWG) Nursery and Primary School and Prince Heirs’ College (PHC)

“A  Prince with God” Nursery and Primary School is a highly reputable citadel of academic excellence and high moral standard, geared towards nurturing young growing minds to become leaders of good character.

The school was established on the 3^rd of February, 1986 and was then situated at 4, Church Street, Mushin, Lagos.  The proprietor of the school is Pastor Jacob Idowu Oku-Pevi and the proprietress is Mrs. Christiana Oluyemisi Oku-Pevi.

 The school is located in a conducive, serene and unpolluted learning environment at 45, Cardoso Street, Near LUTH Gate, Mushin, Lagos. Today, the School now has a Crèche, Play-Group, Reception, Nursery and Primary sections and was approved in 1991 by the Lagos State Ministry of Education and the Co-operate Affairs Commission (C.A.C).

APWG is a Godly Christian school with the hallmark of diligence, discipline, sound education and moral sanctity. At APWG Nursery and Primary School, we bring up the total child by dishing out qualitative education, alongside a balanced curricular. The School has adequate facilities and other material and human resourcesneeded to enhance the academic well being of her wards.

The school is endowed with qualified and incredibly experienced tutors, who are equally well certificated to educate the pupils academically, socially, mentally, physically and spiritually. This is to ensure that the pupils overcome the enemies of success and there by metamorphose into mature, self-reliant, self-motivated and balanced individuals who will make a worthwhile contribution to national development in the future.

VISION STATEMENT

To be among the leading schools and colleges globally.
To overcome the enemies of success and produce future leaders who will transform our nation and the world.

MISSION STATEMENT

To be used by God to lay the foundation for today and tomorrow’s greatness,
To bring laughter into families by giving care from childhood to our students and set their feet on life’s road to success and riches in the fear of God.
To make all the stakeholders happy and proud of us.

 

Prince Heirs’ College, an off-shoot of “A Prince with God Nursery and Primary school” is a Comprehensive, Co-educational, State and Federal Government approved private institution; the school was born out of the primary school, hence the similarity of names. PHC started 11 years after the primary school as a result of parents’ encouragements and other challenges.

The school’s  headquarters is situated at 153, Itire Road, Mushin, Lagos and her annex is situated at 45, Cardoso Street Near LUTH Gate, Mushin - Lagos. The proprietor of the school is Pastor Idowu Jacob Oku-Pevi, the current principal is Mrs. C. O. Oku-Pevi and the Vice Principal of the head quarters is Mr. O. Odufuwa while the annex Vice Principal is Mr. V. S. Abiodun.

This prestigious citadel of learning was established on the 21^st of September, 1997. It took off at 57, Cardoso Street, Mushin – Lagos, the previous location of the primary school where rooms were created by demarcating a section of the building, in order to allow for the operation of the secondary school. The pioneer students were taught up to 15 subjects.

Prince Heirs’ College is a Godly Christian school with the aim of nurturing young people to become leaders of Godly character. Little wonder most parents see the school as a rehabilitation centre for students with deviant characters and undoubtedly, there are several testimonies on how the school is continuously transforming students addicted to different vices. Equally, the philosophy of the school is to form a whole man; students who are not only academically competent but also groomed in virtues.

This foremost institution offers sound and qualitative education in a conducive and healthy learning environment. The school has functional facilities which include: Biology Laboratory, Chemistry Laboratory, Physics Laboratory, Computer Laboratory, Home Economics Laboratory, Library, Art Studio, among others. Prince Heirs’ College students have performed excellently well in the different external examinations so far since the school got approval in 2003 by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), Lagos State Ministry of Education, National Examination Council (NECO) and the Cooperate Affairs Commission (C.A.C.).

Some of “APWG” Nursery and Primary School Achievements:

Ø  2^nd position Mathematics Quiz Competition held on the 21^st of January, 2017.

Ø  1^stRunner up, Edulight Spelling Bout 2018

Some of Prince Heirs’ College Achievements:

Ø  2016 WORK IT OUT (MATHEMATICS COMPETITION) organized by NTA (ETV). 1^st Position, twice.

Ø  January, 2015 LASSDA Sports Festival, 2015, 200 meters intermediate Boys 3^rd position with certificates and medals.

Ø  March, 2018 EDULIGHT SPELLING BOUT (Junior Preliminary), top six + certificates and 6000 cash prize.

 

 

Our Role Model: Oprah Winfrey

Oprah Winfrey, born January 29, 1954 is an American Media Proprietor, talk show host, actress, producer and philanthropist. She is best known for her talk show “The Oprah Winfrey Show” which was the highest-rated programme of its kind in history and was nationally syndicated from 1986-2011. Dubbed the “Queen of All Media”, she has been ranked the richest African American of the 20^th century, the greatest black philanthropist in American history.

And she is now North America’s first and only multi-millionaire black. Several assessments regard her as the most influential woman in the world.

Oprah was born in Kosciusko, Mississippi, United State of America to an unmarried teenage mother. She later said that her conception was due to a single sexual encounter and the couple broke up not long after. Born to Vernita Lee and Vernon Winfrey, she was born into poverty in rural Mississippi and later raised in an inner-city Milwaukee neighbourhood. She stated she was molested during her childhood and early teens and became pregnant at 14, her son died in infancy. Her first national broadcast was in 1986.

Oprah has co-authored five books and published a magazine, O, the Oprah Magazine from 2004-2008, she also created the online platform oprah.com website averaging 70million page views and six million users per month and receives approximately 20, 000 e-mails each week. She negotiated ownership rights to the television programme and started her own production company. At the age 41, Winfrey had a net worth of $340 million and replaces Bill Cosby as the only African American on the Forbes 400 with a net worth of $800 million.

STATE IN FOCUS: EDO STATE

 

State: Edo State

Capital: Benin City

Slogan: The Heart Beat of the Nation

Founded: 27^th August 1991

Governor: Godwin Obaseki (PDP)

Deputy Governor: Mr. Philips Shaibu

Commisioner for Education:

Local Government Areas: 18

Estimated Population: 3, 218, 332

Institutions(Universities): University of Benin, Ambrose Alli University, Igbinedion University Okada, Well Spring University, Benson Idahosa University etc.

THOUGHT CORNER- FAMOUS SAYINGS BY DALE CARNEGIE

 

“Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get”

“The expression a woman wears on her face is far more important than the clothes she wears on her back.”

“When dealing with people, remember you are not dealing with creatures of logic, but creatures of emotion.”

“Fear does not exist anywhere except in the mind.”

“Those convinced against their will are of the same opinion still.”

“People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing.”

“Only the prepared speaker deserves to be confident.”

“Happiness does not depend on any external condition; it is governed by our mental attitude.”

“If you want to gather honey, don’t kick over the beehive.”

“There are four ways and only four ways, in which we have contract with the world. We are evaluated and classified by those four contacts: what we do, how we look, what we say, and how we say it.”

OUR ROLE MODEL: MR. BABATUNDE RAJI FASHOLA

Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN (Yoruba: Babátúndé Rájí Fáshọlá; born 28 June, 1963) is a Nigerian lawyer and politician who is currently the Federal Minister of Power, Works and Housing and was Lagos State Governor from May 29, 2007 to May 29, 2015.

Babatunde Raji Fashola of Yoruba origin, from Lagos, was born in Lagos on 28 June, 1963. He attended Birch Freeman High school Lagos and Igbobi College Lagos. He studied Law at the University of Benin from where he graduated with a Bachelor of Laws, LL.B.(Hon), degree in 1987.

As a candidate of the Action Congress party, now known as the All Progressives Congress, Fashola succeeded Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on 14 April, 2007, and was sworn in on 29 May, 2007. Fashola was re-elected on 26 April, 2011. On November 11th 2015, he was appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari to be the Minister of Power, Works and Housing. Fashola up till date is considered by many as one of the most successful governors in Lagos state.

He was called to the Nigerian Bar as a solicitor and advocate of the Supreme Court of Nigeria in November 1988 after completing the professional training programme at the Nigerian Law School, Lagos which he undertook between 1987 and 1988. His legal career of over one and a half decades, commenced in the law Firm of Sofunde, Osakwe, Ogundipe and Belgore, where he cut his legal teeth as a litigator over such wide-ranging areas of specialisation as, intellectual property (registration of trade marks), commercial law, covering general contracts, company activities, mergers, acquisitions, right issues, ownership of shares and equity of corporations, as well as land disputes, criminal law and chieftaincy matters, in all of which he has come to acquire appreciable expertise and vast experience.

Fashola, a Notary Public of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, has been variously honoured with awards and certificates of merit including the Distinguished Alumnus Award conferred on him by the University of Benin Alumni Association in recognition of contributions to the Alumnus association and humanity. He is also a recipient of Lagos State public service club Platinum Award for outstanding contribution towards development. As well as Alliance for Democracy "Igbogbo Bayeku Local Government Award" in recognition of activities towards the success of the party.

Babatunde Fashola is also a Patron of the Law Students Association of the University of Benin and he is the second law graduate from the University of Benin and the first member of the Nigerian Law School graduating class of 1988 to be conferred with the professional rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria. Fashola is also the First ever Chief of Staff to be so honoured. Babatunde Fashola is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association, the International Bar Association and an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria.

Babatunde Raji Fashola commenced a four-year tenure as the Executive Governor of Lagos State in Nigeria on 29 May 2007. In June 2007, Babatunde Fashola appointed former Inspector General of Police Musiliu Smith head of the Lagos State Security council, a body charged with taking a holistic look at the anatomy of crime in the state. The Babatunde Fashola Good Governance Group (G3) movement is a good example of Fashola's commitment to reaching out to the people using various media channels.

VOCATIONAL SKILLS: HOW TO MAKE A BRACELET BEAD

Bracelets can be fun and easy to make. People of all ages can make them, even children. This article will show you how to make simple bracelets using elastic and beads. It will also show you how to make a more complex bracelet using wire, crimp beads, and clasps.

Gather your supplies. Stretchy bracelets are the easiest to make, and require the fewest tools. You can make a simple, child-friendly one using elastic cord and plastic pony beads. You can also make a dainty one using clear elastic and glass beads. Here is a list of what you will need:

• Beading elastic or cord.
• Beads
• Scissors
• Tape or binder clip
• Super glue

Measure your wrist and cut the elastic a little bit longer. Take the beading elastic and wrap it one and a half times around your wrist. Cut it with a pair of sharp scissors. You are making it slightly larger so that you can knot it later.

Stretch the elastic. Hold the elastic between your fingers and stretch it gently. This will prevent the elastic from stretching out later on and creating gaps.

Fold some tape over one of the ends of the elastic. This will prevent the beads from sliding off while you work. If you do not have any tape, or if the tape won't stick, use a binder clip instead.

Put the beads onto the elastic. You do not need a needle for this; most elastic is stiff enough that you can put the bead directly onto the string. Hold the elastic close to the end, and slip the beads on.

• Try to put the bead with the largest hole on first. Once you finish the bracelet, you can hide the knot by sliding it under that bead.

Keep adding beads until you have the length you want. Be sure to wrap the bracelet round your wrist from time to time. The first and last bead should be touching, and the bracelet should be somewhat loose. You do not want it to stretch around your wrist. If you see any gaps or cord, you will need more beads.

Keep adding beads until you have the length you want. Be sure to wrap the bracelet round your wrist from time to time. The first and last bead should be touching, and the bracelet should be somewhat loose. You do not want it to stretch around your wrist. If you see any gaps or cord, you will need more beads.

Try to slide the knot under one of the adjacent beads. This will determine how you finish off the bracelet. Be sure to have a bottle of super glue ready.

• If you can slide the knot under one of the beads, trim off the extra string and put a drop of glue over the knot. Slide the knot under the bead.
• If you can't fit the knot under one of the beads, tuck the tail ends inside the beads instead. Put a drop of glue on top of the knot to seal it.

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Edulight- STUDENTS’ CORNER

Rape

Rape is defined as a sexual intercourse or other forms of sexual penetration committed by a perpetrator against the victim without their consent. The word “Rape” originated from the Latin word “Rapere” which means to snatch, to grab and to carry off. Rape is one of the big challenges people face all over the world.

Rape is classified into groups and they are; Date rape, Incestual rape, marital rape, child sexual abuse and gang rape.

1.       Date Rape: It is also called Acquaintance rape. It is a type of rape committed by someone who knows the victim and Date Facilitated Sexual Assault (DFSA)whereby the perpetrator drugs the victim with date rape drug so that they are incapacitated.

2.       Gang Rape: This is when a group of people participate in the raping of a single victim.

3.       Marital Rape: This is the type of rape between married or defacto couples. Research has it that those go through it are stranger.

4.       Child Sexual Abuse Rape: This is the kind of rape, when committed by a teenager or an adolescent is referred to child-on-child sexual abuse but when committed by an adult is called incest and the victim suffer a long lasting trauma.

Since the existence of rape, there have been laws set up by lawmakers all over the world. In Nigeria, according to sexual offence Act 2005, “the brief must b reasonable and whether the brief is reasonable or not is to be determined having regards to A if B consent.

The effect of rape is enormous as the victim suffers a lot of things such as;

a)       Psychological trauma

b)       Unwanted pregnancy

c)       The victim will feel like committing suicide due to the pressure around

Punishment for rapist have been set up to help in minimizing this sinful act. In the past, the punishment for rape is death or castration but in this modern age it has been changed. In Nigeria, the punishment for offenders is imprisonment.

The preventive measures that can be taken by government or citizens to prevent this adulterous act are as follows;

1)       Public enlightenment in schools and various higher institution

2)       Creation of job opportunities can also reduce the massive report of rape

3)       Parents should make sure that they watch and monitor their children especially girls.

4)       The citizen can also help by reporting any case of rape or if you feel that a person should be a rapist. As it is, change begins with you.

Ughamadu winner, Hirose College, Ijesha, Surulere, Lagos State 

tongue twister: Thoughts

I thought a thought

But the thought I thought wasn’t the thought

I thought I thought I thought

If the thought I thought I thought had been

The thought I thought, I wouldn’t have

Thought so much.

Oluwashemilore EmmanueL, sumise nursery & primary school, surulere, lagos

Proverb

One good turn deserves another

A stitch in time saves nine

An apple a day keeps the doctor away

Rome was not built in a day

Don’t put all your eggs in one basket

Fidausi abdul salam, the great joy int’l nursery & prmary school, idi-araba, mushin, lagos

story: faithfullness in little things

It was Monday morning, Olu a primary six pupil of Delent Nursery & Primary school in Lagos was in a commercial bus seated beside him was his younger sister Titi, a primary four pupil in the same school, other passengers in the bus had alighted at their various destinations.

Olu and his sister would soon alight from the next and last bus stop. As they alighted, Olu demanded for his balance from the driver who gave him N950 balance.

No! Olu said, my balance is N150, I gave you N200. Titi his sister confirmed it with a nod.

The driver who thought that it was Olu who gave him N1000 note was impressed. While the argument was on, one of the passengers who had earlier alighted ran to the driver demanding for his balance N950. The driver and other people around were surprised that a little boy of his age could be so faithful, after all, he would easily have collected the money and disappeared with the sister before the arrival of the actual owner of the balance.

Ocha Calista, mapestam nursery & primary school, ilasa, mushin, lagos.

joke: the lazy man

Man: Good morning sir, I can’t make it to the office today. I have cold, coughand catarrh. Please sir, kindly consider my health just like they always say sir, health is wealth. Thank you sir.

Wife: There is no food left in the house and you are busy here telling lies. Mr. cough, cold and catarrh have you forgotten that there is no food for lazy man?

Manasse mahunda, ECWA private school, lagos island, lagos