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Importance Of Books In Students Life

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4 years ago

July 18, 2022

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Osunde Osaigbovo Massy

Books are considered as the best friends of students in a real sense, and it is said that they are also the best companions of students.

They play a significant role in student’s life. Books give plenty of joy to students, and they learn a lot of things from books.

They take them into a unique world of imagination and improve their standard of living.

Books help to inspire students to do hard work with courage and hope. They enrich the experience of students and sharpen their intellect. There are many benefits of Reading books; students will get more knowledge, improve memory and build more vocabulary.

Here Know Why Books Are Important in Students Life

1. Books Make Student Intelligent

2. Books Improve The Memory

3. Books Relieve Stress Of Students

4. Books Improves The Vocabulary

5. Books Help To Get More Focus

6. Learn Different Languages

7. Develops Analytical Skills

Here Know Why Books Are Important in Students Life

The Importance of books in student life can be known from the following:

1. Books Make Student Intelligent

Books increase the knowledge of students and improve their intellect. They reveal the different concepts and introduce the numerous shades of culture of the world. Reading books makes students aware of the various societies and civilizations across the globe.

By reading books students can explore the past, present and future and can solve many problems. Books inspect the clarity and creativity in Student’s mind.

2. Books Improve The Memory

Many students forget what they have learn yesterday, but Reading books can help improve the memory of students. When students read books, they create the images of the story and character mentioned in the book and they are able to memorize what they have read.

So if students read regularly their visual memory will activate and it will help them to quickly remember things.

3. Books Relieve Stress Of Students

Reading books is an adequate remedy for students to relieve stress. When students read books they feel stress free and books take them to the world of imagination.

Reading books inspire students and motivate them to change their life and they are highly charged with positive energy.

4. Books Improves The Vocabulary

If students want to improve their vocabulary then Reading books is the fastest way for them.

When students read different books on different subjects, they are able to learn more new words which will not only help them to modify their vocabulary but also them to build the awareness on various topics.

5. Books Help To Get More Focus

When the students relieve their stress by Reading books, then it naturally help them to focus on their life. This will also help them to improve their academic performance and they can learn more in very less time.

When the students feel stress-free, then they can focus on their studies easily without any barrier and the chances of getting top grades will increases.

6. Learn Different Languages

Books can also improve the language skills of students. By reading different books students will be able to interact with people in their endemic language.

This is very useful when students go abroad for studies. If students know different languages then they can make new friends and easily cognate with their teachers.

7. Develops Analytical Skills

Books can improve the Student’s ability to think, and they are able to find the solution to problems. Reading books can builds the understanding and awareness of students in different situation.

Books make the students self-effacing and compassionate and also boost the confidence of Students.

Reading books can enhance the imagination and creativity of Student’s and increases positive thinking.

Politics

JUST IN: Former APC National Youth Leader Dumps Party

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1 hour ago

May 6, 2026

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Sadiq Abubakar, a former All Progressives Congress (APC) National Youth Leader has announced his decision to dump the ruling party.

Abubakar who disclosed this in an interview with Newsmen in Bauchi on Wednesday, explained that his decision was unconnected with the hardship faced by many Nigerian homes due to difficult policies and programmes by the APC.

According to him, the move was also driven by an objective of securing free and fair victory in future election primaries so as to continue to serve the people with strength and integrity.

He stated that his decision followed a series of consultations with family, friends, political associates and stakeholders saying this was after a careful reflection on recent developments within the party structure and internal arrangements.

“It is high time to adopt a party with a more clear vision and the compassion to help the common man.

“The APC processes are not working, the party is not just and fair. I’m leaving the party because there is no fairness in the electoral processes of the party as well as the consensus.

“And I know that they are not going to be fair in the forthcoming primaries but they will only use the power of incumbency.

“Also, what the party is doing to every family is becoming something else as it’s becoming too hard to put a three square meal on the table,” he said.

The Former APC National Youth Leader however, affirmed that he would soon reveal the new political party of his destination in no distant time.

Politics

Defection: Peter Obi Simply Looking For ‘Food Is Ready’ Party – Wike

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7 hours ago

May 6, 2026

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Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, has taken a swipe on former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, over his recent defection.

Speaking during a media parley on Wednesday, Wike said Obi is looking for a ‘food is ready’ political party.

The minister said, “Obi was in APGA, he couldn’t build APGA. He went to Labour, he ran away again from Labour. All he’s looking for is food is ready political party.”

Recall that Obi and Rabi’u Kwankwaso, former presidential candidate of the New Nigerian Peoples Party, NNPP, on Sunday officially joined the NDC ahead of the 2027 general elections.

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2027: Nobody Wants Fubara – Wike

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8 hours ago

May 6, 2026

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The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has dismissed claims that there is widespread support for Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara to return in 2027.

Speaking during his monthly media parley on Wednesday in Abuja, Wike suggested that Fubara can’t claim to enjoy unanimous backing from the public.

He explained that the political crisis in Rivers State had earlier been addressed through the intervention of President Bola Tinubu, particularly during impeachment proceedings initiated against Fubara.

According to Wike, the President advised all parties to embrace peace, leading to the withdrawal of the impeachment move by the State House of Assembly after agreements were reached.

Wike, however, alleged that the governor failed to fully adhere to the terms agreed during the arbitration process.

Reacting to claims that the people were urging Fubara to seek re-election in 2027, Wike rejected the assertion, insisting that such narratives were misleading.

Wike maintained that appearing before the President for arbitration required respect for the outcome, noting that all parties were expected to uphold their commitments.

He said: “The President, intervened in the impeachment proceeding. I said withdraw, let their be peace. And the governor said, look, I’m ready for peace. Look, I’m no longer interested for this. I will not do this. The Assembly went and withdrew the impeachment.

“Having withdrawn the impeachment, he is now too smart on what you agreed before the President. It’s like when you go on arbitration.”

Wike continued, “This one is what I don’t like. Nobody wants anybody. Please, don’t tell me that. Excuse me.

You can go and tell that to the market people or children. Two years that people say he should come out. Who told you that?

“Which politician will say that I was sleeping they came and woke me? Even if people people come to wake you, can’t you say, no, I won’t do it. I’m not prepared for it.

“That you appeared before a President of the country on arbitration, the two parties on arbitration, and these people respected Mr. President, and have done their own part.”