ACCOMPLISH MAGAZINE APRIL 2024
April edition with Tomi Davies, Africa's Top Angel, on the cover and other stories.
April edition with Tomi Davies, Africa's Top Angel, on the cover and other stories.
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GL BAL InfoDIGEST<br />
be a secret enemy.<br />
How many marriages have ended<br />
because of an affair with a “best friend”?<br />
How many lives have been ruined by<br />
unexpected betrayals? The<br />
uncomfortable answer is: A lot. Endlessly<br />
running your mouth to everyone is stupid.<br />
It doesn’t matter what the content is.<br />
If you have a habit of speaking without<br />
thinking, you’ll one day reveal sensitive<br />
information to someone who shouldn’t<br />
hear it. Imagine if James Bond didn’t have<br />
the power to conceal his intentions. He’d<br />
have been annihilated by Blofeld in<br />
minutes.<br />
If you never want to reveal all your<br />
secrets, don’t let your tongue run wild<br />
everytime you speak to people. If you do<br />
this, it will be very hard for anyone to<br />
conspire against you.<br />
Never reveal your hand!<br />
Editor's Note: This piece was originally<br />
written by Godfrey The Great and posted on<br />
Medium.com.<br />
Sarki Abba<br />
Nigerians Are<br />
Brilliant<br />
Meet Sarki Abba from Kano State,<br />
Nigeria, the genius that was made to<br />
rewrite WASCE after scoring 9 distinctions in<br />
1984. Then, 16-year old, Abba was a student<br />
of Science Secondary School, Dawakin Tofa,<br />
Kano State who scored 9 distinctions (8 A1<br />
and 1 A2) in his West African Senior<br />
Certificate (WASCE) examination.<br />
Examination authorities in Lagos didn’t<br />
believe Abba made those excellent scores<br />
without cheating. The authorities provided<br />
a car that took Abba to Lagos in order to<br />
retake the examination. Abba was made to<br />
take the 9 subjects in a duration of 3 days,<br />
under heavy supervision. After marking the<br />
rescheduled examinations, he scored 9 A1<br />
(the only ‘A2’ he had in English Language<br />
before the retake became ‘A1’, leading to 9<br />
A1). Faced with shock, the authorities<br />
apologised and instituted the National Merit<br />
Award. And, rightfully, Sarki Abba was the<br />
first recipient of the award. In the 1989/90<br />
school session, Sarki Abba graduated as<br />
overall best medical student and overall<br />
best graduating student at Ahmadu Bello<br />
University, Zaria. He was just 21.<br />
Editor's Note: This story was posted by<br />
Frank Abah on Quora.com.<br />
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