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  A Call for Humanity   Do you know something about Creative Society? Do you know in What brutal world we live? Do you know, racism not good?  Do you What happens in global environment ouch! Crisis befriending us, climate change tilts us? Do you know, nothing can change until you act for Change? That Chang is you—and you're the change. Oh if they can, you can and we can too  Oh! Mankind come to Creative Society is a family to all of us Do you know your right as human? Do you know, what unity meant to us? Do you know the Beauty of world can recap? Yeah it can be possible! When brains, perseverance meet dedication. Creative Society, this name we pledge Oh you mankind it's a global call to be answered. The world is sick and the sickness of vampired structures! Creative Society creates anti-vampired virus  And it calls, unifies all the brilliants to work for humanity  And humanity is what we hope to reign the world Are you a Muslim who love prophet Muhammad (S.A.W)? Creative Societ

  "..the lecturers had been foolishly recycling the same questions with minor modification." The above line painfully captures my in-depth curiosity into the Jalli's text, The Life Changer. Khadija is such an elegant and brilliant woman to whom thousand of the same genders need to be copied from. The text is not only centers on the transitional achievement of so-called universities manias but also the woeful cankerworms of some problematical lecturers who are in the stage of total stupor when comes to the seducive matriarchal society — and towards the arcane recycling of Examination Questions. Although, Jalli creates a kind of stereotype in ExamQuestions recyclability by the lecturers.  In a matter fact, not all lecturers murder education — but minors out of majority —if this having to be truth, Jalli sounds it lucid to the literary world that there is rocket damages in a verge of Nigerian Education. And she adds "cramming" is worthy bridge in students' ac