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HOW TO STUDY EFFECTIVELY AT HOME. Numerous students can testify that studying at home during vacation or break is as difficult as a Greek puzzle.   However, one can successfully put the pieces together with a resolved mind. It is said that a way can be found where there is determination. I wish to share with you a few strategies to help you study at home. Firstly, let your "why" for studying be strong. Your greatest source of inspiration as a student is your desired future. Being passionate about your goals and purpose invokes a sense of responsibility in you and hence inspires you to get to work. No one intentionally wants to be a failure; we all fear failure even when we brag about it as an instrumental weapon for growth. I challenge you to pause now and spend just five minutes thinking about what would happen if you fail to achieve your dreams or pass that exam. How did you feel? I hope you're cautioned by what you saw. Secondly, draw a personal timetable and sti

                   OBRAFOUR          DRAKE                          Ghanaian rapper Obrafuor has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Canadian musician Drake, alleging that Drake sampled his song without his approval. According to court documents, Obrafuor is seeking at least $10 million in damages for copyright infringement. The dispute centers around Drake's hit song  released . Obrafuor claims that the song features an unauthorized  which he says he never gave Drake permission to use. "Obrafuor is one of the most respected and influential musicians in Ghana, and he takes his intellectual property rights very seriously," said a spokesperson for the rapper. "He was shocked and dismayed to learn that Drake had used his music without his permission, and he has decided to take legal action to protect his rights." The lawsuit was reportedly filed in a New York court, and it accuses Drake of willful copyright infringement, unfair competition, and unjust enrichment. Ob