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GabrielSuswam:


Okay Seen..Terrorism I hope u okay now..
Thanks

Don't be an ostrich.
The question is rhetoric, your answer is not required.
It is just a food for thought.

GabrielSuswam:
I traveled through Enugu last 2weeks, With over 6000 euros except it's a recent event tho,

Your Last statement is it Communism or Terrorism sounds political my dear friend...

Stop heating up the Polity..

How dare you accuse me of heating up the polity?
Those who ordered and those carried out silly order are cooling down the polity, right?

Bros, I did not just sound political, it was a premeditated political statement.

Obviously, this is not capitalism.

So, is it communism or terrorism?

An eye witness claims traders traveling to Dubai were arrested and detained for having more than $4,000 cash.
They claimed it is an order from above.

Many may deny or discard this, but it is a matter of time, the truth will surely prevail.


My question is this, what kind of economy are we running now?
Is it Communism or Terrorism?

The earth is old and dying.
Instead of replenishing it as commanded by the great Maker, man is gonna sink it.

Am I surprised?

How long does a toy last in the hands of an inquisitive child?
God gave man the earth, man is inquisitive.

Sink the earth, sink the earth.

Let the Father take over his "toy".

gists:

Exactly what I was thinking. Why will somebody still be doing this primitive method of transaction when clearly there are official channels available to legal business through their banks.

Are you the only one doing int't transactions. There are countless other legal business that will really appreciate this move.

So many of you saying these things are not directly involved with such financial transactions.

And it is obvious that no amount of explanation will suffice.

That will tell

PassingShot:

If your business is legit, there will always be ample official avenues to source dollars as assured by CBN. Quit this!

Bros, are you saying from experience or you are just speculating?

There are so many legit business that you must source for dollar from the local market.
Reason?
The CBN policy does not cover them for official transactions.

olapluto:
In 2015, you are still exchanging dollars by hand? Why not make a transfer from your bank here to the bank account of your business partner. Why must you pay dollars?
Any business in Nigeria that is not spending Naira within the shores of the country is pseudo-illegal.

My vendor is in Demark bro.
We must pay in dollars.

My client is in Nigeria.

I get payment from my client the remit to my vendor.

Do you understand?

Firefire:


Is your company domiciled in Nigeria ?

If yes? You are not allowed to transact in any other currency than Naira on Nigeria soil.

We are still studying the response of Olisha Menthu and PDP vis a vis the CBN restrictions.

I have a vendor to pay in Denmark.
I cannot pay them in Naira bro.

Take it easy and stop being emotional.
This policy will hurt and haunt the economy.

banki:




keep wailing.... its obvious that you don't understand what is going on....one of the reasons for the fall of the naira is the excess dollar in circulation, so now mr op..we are doing economic surgery,if you don't like please go to another country, hen you get there carry dollars and spend It the way you do in Nigeria, infact take $5000 cash deposit it in a b an k and see what will happen to you afterwards...

shebi you were calling b uhari a dullard

Let me dignify you with a reply.

On the other hand, did you say the Naira fall is due to excess of Dollar in circulation?

No sir.

If you have excess dollar in circulation, dollar will fall an not Naira.

by the way:
You have not addressed the points I raised.
.

Ask Buhari to ban cars because armed robbers make use of cars.
such "intelligence".

The PDP described the decision as illegal, unlawful, void, archaic and communist in nature, stressing that the President should be reminded that as a country, Nigeria was in a democracy and not military administration as in 1984.

PDP is very right.
Only kids and those who wait for monthly handouts will jubilate over the madness of Buhari and his CBN.

They are choking life out of international business.

Let me educate you folks.


We have a service which we procure from overseas,
we have a client in Nigeria who needs the service;

We pay our vendor in Dollars, so our client has to pays us in Dollars.

The business is transacted in dollars, We am not thieves.
We have nothing to do with oil let alone oil money.
We are not laundering any money for any body.

The policy has barred our client from paying using dollars.
Yet, We must pay our vendor in dollars.
Those of you who are haling it should explain to us how we can continue our business.

This archaic and myopic policy will simply snuff life out of our genuine efforts.

It is like banning cars because armed robbers use it to operate.

You can force Naira to improve in value, but you cannot force the economy to grow,


Well, am I surprised?
Didnt Buhari jail Fela for coming into Nigeria with Dollars he earned from handwork.

Do I blame Buhari?
Has he ventured into any business?
What does he know about money?
Did he not despise the business men when he visited the US?
Like somebody said, we have a celebrated illiterate as President.


Al I can say is, shame.

PDP is very right.
Only kids and those who wait for monthly handouts will jubilate over the madness of Buhari and his CBN.

They are choking life out of international business.

Let me educate you folks.


We have a service which we procure from overseas,
we have a client in Nigeria who needs the service;

We pay our vendor in Dollars, so our client has to pays us in Dollars.

The business is transacted in dollars, We am not thieves.
We have nothing to do with oil let alone oil money.
We are not laundering any money for any body.

The policy has barred our client from paying using dollars.
Yet, Ir must pay my vendor in dollars.
Those of you who are haling it should explain to us how we can continue our business.

This archaic and myopic policy will simply snuff life out of my genuine efforts.

It is like banning cars because armed robbers use it to operate.

You can force Naira to improve in value, but you cannot force the economy to grow,


Well, am I surprised?
Didnt Buhari jail Fela for coming into Nigeria with Dollars he earned from handwork.

Do I blame Buhari?
Has he ventured into any business?
What does he know about money?
Did he not despise the business men when he visited the US?
Like somebody said, we have a celebrated illiterate as President.


Al I can say is, shame.

Mr. Barack Hussein Obama,
Thanks for you visit to Africa.

"Thanks a million" for your message of liberalism and appeal for gay wrongs emm, sorry, rights.

So when are you going to bring message of industrialisation?
What efforts are you making for us as Africans to start exporting food, cloths, shoes, bags, electronics, cars, etc just like America?
Or even if we cannot export, at least produce what we can consume.
You seem so bothered about this gay thing but you are not bothered about the our poverty thing.
Or you dont know that we Africans are selling off our natural resources to import canned poisons in the name of food from other?
Dont you know we are even selling our lands to import arms to kill one another?

Honestly, I am beginning to have doubts if you are really African.
Okay you are in blood but in soul and spirit, you are something else.


Dear Obama, who and what exactly are you?

Circle-Of-Wilis:
the man Gumi is rite, y shld GEJ identify himsef with israel, he repreent ol najerians whr eva he goes.....infct he hs no rite to practice any religion whatsoeva as the president.

He can do odawise only if he is a muslim, dt is wht our Book says!

ONE NAJERIA!!

Please what book are you referring to? The verses appear satanic!

??

Imanuelle:


your post is not a call for exporting consciousness

It's more like rejoicing in negativity

Too bad if you see it so. Yet I am sure that explained that i deribrately employed sarcasm in the post. The fact is that our consciousness is to buy and buy and that even constant electricity might mean that we shall buy more and more. And we are saying, we need to shift from the way ww think.

When the chinese thinks of Cell phone, he thinks of how to produce it, but when the Nigerian thinks of cell phone, he thnks of how to buy it.

This is what are pointing out! I spoke in parable and you di not grab, then I spoke in plain language and you say its not what i mean.

Bros, you are on your own oo.

eddiebruk:

You no know say DSTV get Radio stations...?

DSTV service is imported!
The decoder is imported!
The televion is imported!
The extension box, the sockect, the wires, the change over switch, the meter (if any), the transmission cables, etc are all imported.

We are saying it is time for us to rise up and consider industrialisation so we can start producing these things. Then there will be less imports, more jobs and our nation shall prosper!

eddiebruk: When the Constant Electricity comes, we will cross that bridge...even a blind man knows what to do with money.

the average African thinks of what he will buy with any money tnat enters his hand. This is what we are campaigning against. So many of our corrupt leaders have access to good money, what have they done with it? Our consciouness is not yet producing, we are more of consumers. This is why majority of our graduates are jobless.

albsimeon: Oga, you don't ve to teach anyone how to make a good use of the regular power supply- we all know. 80% of nigerians have one handwork or the other but left them because of high running cost of fuel. Even, those underemployed ll leave those starving jobs and face thier businesses. Let that time comes and you ll see that we are not lazy but hardworking and creative.

I am talking about handwork of head dressing, barbing, etc. I am talking about industrilisation!

I am talking produsing hair driers, clippers, cell phones, etx. If Chian can do it, so we can!

Baba_Eleko: Abeg my karozin don finish for house na who get light for dia house make I boil hot water takebmake eba one time.

hahahaha!

thanks for your contribution my brother!
Yours might seem funny, but you it has added some tunic.

Now, I am saying that rather than be thinking about the "light" as a solution to making eba, start seeing "light" in a different perspective. Light can do much more than making of eba.

Start thinking of using electricity to "fry garri". That is, start thinking in this wise: "how can I use electricity to produce garri in commercial quantities?

This is what this thread is all about.

It is unfortunate that most of the people here are just commenting out of point!

Abbey2sam: I thought you just defined sarcasm?
Or is your write up the new definition for sarcasm?


End time tinz sha

My post on the face value might appear as if it is against the 247 PS.
But it is not!

It is a wake up call to all of us, that to whom much is given, much is required
247 PS will put a demand on all of to be more productive!
We should be prepared for it!

Osgilliat: @ op you tried but you aint thinking out of the box..constant electricity in nigeria will bring about so many thing u can never think of...like the importation of generator will decrease, industries will be introduced. .fuel consumption will deplete, standard of living will be better, okada riders will be back to their work for those who are into iron construction, tailoring etc even frozen food seller income will high..bcose no more buying of fuel...manufacturers will pay their workers more bcose no more buying fuel....

fine and good!

My post is nothing else but for us to create the consciousness in our nation that constant power supply is an occasion for industrialization, productivity and even exportation for national economic growth!

go back and read the post again this time more carefully.

Imanuelle: Have you thought that Mr obi no longer has to spend from his income to buy kerosene to use in his lamp ?

Mr obi no longer has to buy fuel from his little income

Mr obi no longer has to spend up to 200 naira at soccer viewing centers every week

Mr obi no longer has to battle with mosquitoes and malaria as much as he used to

Mr obi no longer has to pay 50 naira to charge his phone daily

Mr obi can now barb his hair at home with his personal clipper for up to 5 years instead of barbing and shaving at seun's barbing saloon with 200 naira weekly

Think outside the box son

you think like it's end time

end time things sha

The National consciousness in China is to produce and export.
That nation can never be poor as long as they continue with that mentality.
My post is a call for such consciousness!

collynzo2: Your argument is a very narrow one. To produce rice in commercial quantities, you need mills and mills need electricity to function. You will be surprised at the amount of manufactured products we export to some of our neighboring countries who always boast of having more regular electricity than us. Our productivity will only get better with constant electricity. Those people you think will only use electricity for relaxation will get used to the constant power supply with time and find something better to do with it. If you think all those shoes, bags etc. you mentioned do not need electricity to be produced in large quantities, you are making a huge mistake.

The bolded has attracted my attention: I am saying there is need for a national consciousness of "doing something better with electricity". We should start thinking of how to maximise it even before it arrives. The rest of your points are mere misunderstanding of my position.

What if I tell you now, that my original post only used "247 PS" to buttress the point of changing our mentality from that of importing to that of exporting? Else, my concern has nothing to do with electricity.

MAYOWAAK: Poster,Your argument is so parochial.What about artisans who have been turned to emergency okada riders because of epileptic power supply?e.g barbers,tailors etc

Manufacturing companies that have been shut down leading to mass downsizing of workers.The positive implication of regular supply in this regard outweigh the consumerism disposition of Nigerians.

It will surely help all those you mentioned!
yet, I am talking about a general mentality in Africa!

247 Power Supply will go a long way to increase productivity for those who are into production!
The question is: what percentage of our populace are into production? What percentage are thinking about it?

Industrialists are too few when compared to the population! Like I said, our general mentality is to

"import and consume" and not to "produce and export". Over here, we are struggling so much, to make money so we can "import" what we need, while nations like China are struggling also, but struggling to see what they can "export".

I am saying that our mentality as a people should shift from importation and consumption to production and exportation. This is the heart of the matter! That we should start thinking of maximizing the availability of 247 PS when ever we have it.

eddiebruk:

Not just for relaxation sir, with constant electricity, there will be more use of electric stove in cooking, and preservation, as well as reduction in demand for Petroleum products, you do not expect every citizens to go into production just because there is constant electricity, how about our industries that need constant electricity in other to keep functioning, have you thought about the functionality of rail ways systems that needs constant electricity for its operation, really because of this irregular supply of electricity so many things will not be able to function to make the human life easier, your close circuit television needs electricity, your Traffic needs constant Electricity, your Automatic motor system, parking and gate systems needs constant electricity, you cannot base your assumption on just the life of a lower class citizens because one way or the other it will definitely have an impact positively.

patrkq: Yaa.. I get wer u ar coming from

Your points are all in order but you seem not have grasped my view point!
You are writing as I am saying that we don't need constant electricity.

Check around and see:
most of the shoes, cloths, bags, etc are all imported.
Even rice is imported! And do we need electricity to produce rice, corn, beans, etc.
Let me even leave out our technologically based products!

We are yet to have the industrialization/production mentality!
Our mentality is more of what to import and consume than what to produce and export.
I am only calling for a change of mentality: a mentality that will get us to start thinking like the Chinese.
A mentality that will see us maximize the use of electricity.

eddiebruk:

You pay electricity by what you consume, how can any same human being leave his electrical appliances on while they are not in use...? plz take this to the Joke section just as someone have suggested...it makes no sense, or maybe you just want to create an avenue of argument

I am sorry to say this: you are out of point!

I don't know where you got the bolded from because it was not anywhere in my post.
My subject matter is this:
We want 247 Power Supply and for what?
Majority of the populace are not going to use it for production, they are going to use it only for "consumption"!
We are going to purchase all manner of electrical/electronics systems and gadgets (imported) and all will be for relaxation. Then, the systems and the gadgets will further take their own share of our income because they will consume power. In the end, more expenditure while income does not increase!

Now, I am saying that we as a people should start thinking of how to use electricity to increase our productivity so we can increase our income!

If you think the post is senseless, I respect your opinion!

Hi all,
Let me start by dwelling first on the non important!
for the sake of all those who comment on threads without reading and digesting the content in the context, and for all those who do have problems with simple comprehensions, this title is simply sarcastic.

Now, according to Urban Dictionary, sarcasm is "A tongue of which the user speaks of something the complete opposite of what the user means. It often has the best comedic value."

Now, on the issue on ground!

Imagine this scenario, Mr . Obi is an average working class Nigerian, who for the past three years had witnessed little of no power supply in his neighborhood. He is among those very angry with the government for not providing electricity. Then one fateful day, he comes back from work only to meet "light". He sits down and watched AIT (he does not like NTA), after eating, he goes to bed. He wakes up only to discover that there is still power supply. He wonders what is "amiss"! He goes to work as usual, comes back and meets "light". haba!

He monitors it for one whole week, and confirms that the light is now constant, not just light but 247.

Then he waits for the end of the month, he receives his salary,

1. he buys an electrical kettle (imported) and pays outrightly
2. He makes a part payment for an electric cooker (imported) and asks for "book me down".
3. he renews cable TV service or buys a new decoder on "promo" (also imported).
4. He calls a technician to service his ac or if he does not have, will check the price of a new one (imported)
5. etc.

having fixed all things he desires, he now commends government for living up to expectations.

On the other hand, he is now spending more than before! Apart from the things he is buying, his utility bills will also increase! His expenditure has increased but his income has not. this is where the "danger" lies.

Mr. Obi is an individual but it also applies to a nation. 247 Power Supply will lunch a producing and exporting country to the greatest of heights. Unfortunately, Nigeria is an importing and a consuming economy! 247 Power Supply will ensure that we import more and consume more! It will make ensure that we spend more!

Now, have I said that 247 power supply is a bad thing? No and no and please no!
I am only saying that we should start thinking of what to do with it.
We should start thinking in terms of producing and exporting!
We should start thinking of industrialization!
That is the only way that 247 PS will be worth it.

Am I saying that leisure is not good? No and no and please no!
It is very true that "all work and no play will jack a dull boy" but I am equally saying that "all play and no work, will make jack a poor boy".

I hope I have communicated! or do have I still expect the e-stones to be hurled at me?
In that case, let me throw the first one at myself:

"At OP, you are very stupid, you must be mad, in fact you reason from your poo exit door! How can you say that 247 Power Supply, has danger? na wa ooo!"

To which I will simply reply, "I am very sorry for upsetting you, but please I did not say so and never will i say so"!

Cheers to all!

donroxy: Again Op,

U are wrong for planting plantain, absolutely wrong !!!

Stop planting plantain and start buying ......

Yes, lemme teach U why ;

Under the concept of comparative advantage in economics , a nation(I reffered U as individual) should keep producing such product where u incured lesser marginal and opportunity cost than others'' regardless of whether U have absolute advantage over any person in the production of such good !!!



The lesson of the above is that ''live and lets live'' ........


Since U are an Electrical Electronic Engineer cum an IT expert with M.sc in Software ....... A consultant too haba .....

You surely have a comparative advantage in IT/electrical electronic over a plantain farmer who never learn IT nor ElectricalElctronics !!!


Therefore, concept of comparative advantage urge U to buy His plantain despite U having absolute advantage to even produce plaintain and let him also consult U in IT related to plaintain cultivation !!!


So that, U go chop, ihm too go chop !!! ...... Don't cripple plantain farmer


U see how I tey apply am now, na secondary School I learnt that in Economics ....... !!!

You can continue with your delusion of "academic jargons"!
There is not enough food in Nigeria. The population is growing but the population of those producing food is reducing. It did not cost me a dime to transfer the plantain tree to my small farm! And it was fun doing it.

And do you know what? I have not even thought of going commercial, but your "jargons" are challenging me to do more! I will be glad when my children will come back from school and tell me how they went for an excursion at a plantain plantation that covers some acres of land and such like places. Then and only then will I accept that the food production sector has come alive.

Mean while you continue in your jargons, I am gladly offering you a head of plantain from my little farm.

donroxy: Dude, ahahahahaha


U re really confused so much ..... And my conclusion is U are a lazy Nigerian who just sit within the comfort of his home and throw trash !!!


I once asked U , what have u contributed to knowledge ........ And a dude said, U opened this thread lol ..... U have contributed something !!! I lmao and Ignored him !!!


U know, before U open this kinda thread about Nigerian curricullum of education whether it provides volume for solving our societal proble or not ........ U really need critical research in not lesser than 20-50 Schools of all levels (primary,sec and uni) before U can conclude and come up with this thread !!!


But Here U are , U even quoted wise-men even with M.sc u still misapplied and misinterprete their quotes !!!

Now, who will pay me for analysing the above quotes to you, for christ sake !!!



How can Hunger be a favourable circumstances ...... Hunger is just a problem that need another favorable circumstances (Opportunity) to be solved !!!


The wise men all saying is that ''In the midst of problem,there is existing solution(opportunity) but na only people who get IQ go see the opportunity !!!


And that is exactly what Even ur course Engineer/IT will teach !!!


Lemme come to Engineer/IT for you ; pardon me, this aint my field ..... As what U re discussing is not ur field neither !!! But lets use common sense here ;


An Electrical circuit is giving an Organisation problem ........... And as an expert u re called to provide solution ......


When U reach the site, U discovered that all the wiring of the organisation is absolutely wrong which is an error committed by previous engineer ....


Also, U discovered that .... The copper (Pardon me here) used in wiring production department was X-model instead of Y-model since production department uses Heavy machines thus electrical surges always occur in that department !!


Conversely, the management's complex were all wired with Highly powered wires(I don't know generic name for such woulda give u one) which thus accumulates more power and lead to equipments in such complex burning among other surges !!!



U see, these are all problems, do u now want to tell me , electrical/electronics that u studied in University never proffer best solution to all these circumstances I mentioned above ? ...... Hmmmm ?


The circumstances mentioned above are the problems ............. The available solutions (which I believe are more than one in Engineering courses) are the various favorable circumstances to solve the concerned Organisation's problem!!!


Dude, U really need to write NIM exams before ARM !!!

One of the reasons some of us stay away from public debates at times is that the average Nigerian/African find it very hard to discuss intellectually with critical reasoning without resorting insults and throwing of tantrums!

From your point of view, "And my conclusion is U are a lazy Nigerian who just sit within the comfort of his home and throw trash !!!", well, I think you are exercising your freedom of speech, yet let me advice that in public forums such as this, decency and respect should be the watch word. You dont know me and i dont know you. Don't be too hasty to draw conclusions! It was the same mistake you made when you took the original post at the face value and could not see the sarcasm!

once more, you either out of haste to "put me right" or delibrately tried to derail the thread by your assertions like
"U know, before U open this kinda thread about Nigerian curricullum of education whether it provides volume for solving our societal proble or not ........ [b]U really need critical research in not lesser than 20-50 Schools of all levels (primary,sec and uni) before U can conclude and come up with this thread !!!"
[/b]

Bros, I don't know where you got this your idea from, because this thread has nothing to do with the curriculum of education! The thread is as simple as ABC: why is it that the things we have leant in school cannot not be applied to solve our problems. Why are the majority of the educated folding their hands and waiting for manner to fall from heaven? And I am saying it with fear or favour that the bulk of the burden our economy is from the educated. The illiterates are taken initiatives, me thinks the educated should take more and not to sit down waiting for the "smiling face of opportunity" to beacon on them and shower financial blessings simply because they are "educated".

Here your own words:

The wise men all saying is that ''In the midst of problem,there is existing solution(opportunity) but na only people who get IQ go see the opportunity !

So in the midst of hunger (problem), there is existing solution (opportunity).
Please, what is the different from what I have said? That when I see hunger (problem), I look deeper and see the embedded opportunity!.

You see my dear, you are the one actually mixing things up because you are more interested in your definitions and the correctness of your syntax that you are just moving round and round without saying anything different.

I have told you that if there is any problem here, it has to do with mere semantics and honestly speaking, I am not interested in it. It want solutions!

Emm, please, he job of the Electrical/Engineer is mostly to design and produce electrical systems and devices. The problem you discussed above is more of a technicians job. Unfortunately, almost all our electrical systems and devices are imported, so our engineers have nothing to do, than to learn repairs!

donroxy: U re absolutely wrong in your assertions above So is the Title of your thread, cuz u all muddled everything Up !!! yes, am not expecting less since u pure scientist are always like this when it come to adjudging social issues ....Engineering Maths,Physics and Chemistry not hold ground here But Political Science,Economics,BusAdmin and Philosophy !!!


ARM should be about sensitising Nigerian/Africans on the need to tapped into Opportunities provided by Education not otherwise .....[b]The Fraud called Education, How can Education be a Fraud ?[/b]


''we are told to go to school,get certificate and come out and get a job,We obeyed and went to school, got the certificate and then there are no jobs'' !

who told you all the above,Is it the government or the family as the first agent of socialisation,is that the orientation of an African man or Individual preference !!!

Have u checked the curriculum of courses in Nigerian Educational System and the modules therein were not tailored to providing solutions to Nigerian Problems !!!


See, Economics is the language of business ...... Accounting only measures the financial aspect therein either qualitatively or quantitavely, BusAdmin is meant to mobilise all factor of production and put it into effective and efficient uses while Political Scientist keep building bridges between the ''governors'' and the ''Governed'' , Philosophy is all about Reasonableness while History will tell U where we come from, where we are and likely occurence in future ..... Trend Analysis !!!


An Average Social Scientist must be tutored in few of those courses mentioned above as such, their practicability Abroad is never the same as here !!!


E.g Economics volume in theory and practice here in Nigeria is not same as England ..... If u applied Economic textbook written by an American detailing America social environment in Nigeria ...... U re bound to fail both in practice and theory !!! Simply cuz ,the social/physical environment differs!!!


But, U can learn from the abroad textbook, Africanised it by relating circumstances detailed to African context ...... Then bam, U may evolve ur own theory from there !!!


But Engineering and other pure science is the same all over the world .... Physics in Nigeria and England is same likewise anywhere !!!


Oya tell me ooo, Which among the social science courses mentioned above have u been tutored as an Engineer ? I don't think any, u just hear them ...... Therefore, it is not enough for u to conclude Education is a fraud, since u have not seen how modules/curricullum of the above courses were tailored in solving Nigerian Problems



Education is an individual preference, U shall decide for yourself what u wanna bring outa school .... While many Youths of Nigeria only see school as a Social Institution/Gathering for partying only few see it as an institution of learning and acquisition of knowledge !!!


U too , put up advert, call for Nigerian Youths for Job ...... Organise Aptitude test ......... People will pass now Organise Interview and decide for urself the result thereof ......Go back to the schools of various applicant and check the curriculum with which they are taught ....... See for urself who to blame .....!!!!

We are learning in class what our environment needed na we fail to consolidate in terms of application !!!

so many peeps still get job without mma-madu .......... Yes, they were able to consolidate,present and prove how they can use what they learnt in solving Organisational problems or creating Opportunity for Organisation !!!

The above are those who valued education more than a means to make money but a means to solve societal problem while earning from using their brain !!!

I think you actually have a problem with simple comprehension!
Go back through this thread and you will see, that the I have stated clearly more than once, that the title

"the fraud called Education" is sarcasm! You can look up the meaning.

Some one accused me of building a conspiracy theory against the white was if they "robbed" us by introducing education and I replied clearly that rather than build a conspiracy theory, I am exposing a "stupidity" theory against the black man who thinks that education is an end in itself instead of seeing education as a means to an end.

It is ironical that the illiterates are being creative, working hard in their little abilities to fend for themselves, while the educated are lazying about waiting for "opportunity" to baptise them with fortune!

If all you can deduce from the above stated is that ARM is against education, then I have no apologies! After all, I went back to see in this same thread where you apologized for misunderstanding the sarcastic approach to the topic. Why are you still confused about it?

In your own words: "ARM should be about sensitizing Nigerian/Africans on the need to tapped into Opportunities provided by Education not otherwise ...." ARM is not doing anything "otherwise", we are geared towards sensitizing Africans that "knowledge is not enough!". That education is not an "end" but rather a "means". We have challenges, and the purpose of education is to equip us with what it takes to face those challenges.

Our mission "To cause a Mental Revolution that will lead to Industrial Revolution in Africa" says it all.

Now, if you will keep going out of point, I might as well stop responding!
Cheers!

ImperialYoruba:

A big confusion awaits your sponsors in November when voters supporting PDP cast ballot for the wrong Uba and get LP into second place behind APC's Ngige, Governor-Elect. Wait and see.

Bros, it is the name of the party that is printed on the ballot paper and not the name of the individual.
have you voted before?