Davidonkonsults:
After graduation na to get POS kiosk na.

hardbody:


I repeat, you are limited in knowledge, now i think comprehension is also a problem for you. Please go back and read what I wrote, this time very carefully. If 8 persons made 2.1 and all are doing well, it is 100%. Did you actually go to any school?

Yes your words hurt me, because you are deliberately misleading the younger people who may be nurturing the ambition of becoming learned and noble. You bring in your mediocrity and warped undeveloped mind to corrupt their otherwise pristine thoughts and intentions. How about you stick to what you know and stop spewing gibberish.

While at it, what are you always doing in the precincts of a law court, are you a fraudster always in and out of detention and needing bail? Even me that i am that profession, I hardly find myself there except when I need to.

Having said this, I am done with this convo. Live your life and be merry. Just leave law and lawyers alone, you are not imbued with the gray matter to know what it takes to be one.

Kingpin1000:

[s]Barr. Hard Body, you are becoming emotional. I know some people tag Lawyers as liars and you make me feel they are correct. Why tell me you have 100% success rate in your class. Majority of Lawyers are broke and you know it. You are trying to mislead the younger generation to feel that law is a good career choice but I tell them to walk into any High court and they will have a rethink. I wonder how you win cases if you are this emotional when talking to a novice in argument like me. But Sir take a chill pill, we are just trying to buttress our point. In Nigeria many young lawyers are depressed, some that a lucky to be employed in chamber are paid peanuts, money that an agbero in a motor park can make in less than a week. You should advice any upcoming lawyer to go for his passion and not hope to be like big boys like you,if you are even one. Then with time if they are lucky things may workout for them. You need to control your emotions Sir

Kingpin1000:

[s]Barr. Hard Body, you are becoming emotional. I know some people tag Lawyers as liars and you make me feel they are correct. Why tell me you have 100% success rate in your class. Majority of Lawyers are broke and you know it. You are trying to mislead the younger generation to feel that law is a good career choice but I tell them to walk into any High court and they will have a rethink. I wonder how you win cases if you are this emotional when talking to a novice in argument like me. But Sir take a chill pill, we are just trying to buttress our point. In Nigeria many young lawyers are depressed, some that a lucky to be employed in chamber are paid peanuts, money that an agbero in a motor park can make in less than a week. You should advice any upcoming lawyer to go for his passion and not hope to be like big boys like you,if you are even one. Then with time if they are lucky things may workout for them. You need to control your emotions Sir[/s]

flexyrule:
Hell No!

The smart ones start up a shop for company registration, travel & tours, property management, laundry & dry cleaning services and even fumigation...
Yes ooooo. If Owu blow you, there's noting you won't do.
You see the stubborn ones wearing one faded suit 5 times a week in police departments negotiating bail for criminals.
The fortunate ones are the children of successful lawyers. Those ones resume work at their parent's Chambers after NYSC/Law school.
I dey sha dey entertained by their arrogance, you see them carrying their shoulders up as if they have 30 billion in their akants. Shi-shi....

hardbody:
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Kingpin1000:

[s]I said it.. The truth hurts. You are becoming too emotional. I have Uncles and aunts who are Lawyers. Some successful, some not that successful. Sometimes, Banter them on this topic but never have they been emotional. Whenever I go to their offices and complain how I'm been harassed by lawyers looking for case. They will reply " These boys are bringing down our reputation ". That is Nigeria for you. Even the Doctors and Engineers are not having a field day too. Bro don't take this argument too personal, Hope I have not spoilt your day. Have a lovely day Barr. Hard body.[/s]

shegzhkn:
Lol.

I wouldn't advise even my foe to study law in Nigeria.

Where do we even start, first there are hundreds of thousands of folks who think they are lawyers regretting that they studied law, secondly law does not work in a country where the political climate is unstable, horrendous human right record, no regard for the rule of law and buckled democracy.

And the so called SAN means absolutely nothing.

Nigeria modelled it democracy to countries in the west but hasn't grown to their level in everything, for example in the United States you've got so many options to practice your trade because of their humongous advancement whereas in Nigeria lawyers only get cases because of basic issues that shouldn't have existed like Election matter, Political Corruption, etc.

So No don't study law.

MajorOvakporaye:
Tertiary education for Nigeria na scam.

Going to school in Nigeria should just be to socialize because socialization itself is education on its own. Apart from that, education in Nigeria is rubbish

koladata:
what has law got to do with maths ? and you think you are intelligent ? you need urgent mental checkup

KingOKON:
Only cows will study in Nigeria

Tunasco4u:
You are the real big idiot Re-ta-rd

Kingpin1000:

Barr. Hard Body, you are becoming emotional. I know some people tag Lawyers as liars and you make me feel they are correct. Why tell me you have 100% success rate in your class. Majority of Lawyers are broke and you know it. You are trying to mislead the younger generation to feel that law is a good career choice but I tell them to walk into any High court and they will have a rethink. I wonder how you win cases if you are this emotional when talking to a novice in argument like me. But Sir take a chill pill, we are just trying to buttress our point. In Nigeria many young lawyers are depressed, some that a lucky to be employed in chamber are paid peanuts, money that an agbero in a motor park can make in less than a week. You should advice any upcoming lawyer to go for his passion and not hope to be like big boys like you,if you are even one. Then with time if they are lucky things may workout for them. You need to control your emotions Sir

GboyegaD:
I'm bothered about these questions. Study something you are interested in as it sure would make a way for you.

If you need someone to discuss with, consult your guidance counselor.

philkay:
If I come to this world and find myself in country like Nigeria, I will prefer to study law... The system is so porous, you can easily make it in the profession just that most people doesn't want to work but just become rich overnight. People are too blind to see opportunity around.


Law profession is better than most courses because once you're called, you have what can sustain you throughout your live, you don't need to start looking for work. You might not be rich oh but you will get the basic things of life. Just be humble, pray, work, you will get there some day.