As normal, many people here trying to express what they are not. This type of open-ended questions most certainly, attract lies.

histemple:
This points are absolutely true. No doubt. But while we ascribe the avoidable but pitiable unemployment rate in our nation to these excuses, It is my informed submission that all graduates are employable but the conundrum is identifying where such graduates are needed to fully maximize their latent potential. And based on this premise, it is a problem of lack of sufficient employment opportunities. Even in the best universities in the world, we still have dunce there and some of their graduates are also incompetent but that is not to totally exonerate some of our schools from the blame. Our curriculum needs to be reviewed because sometimes they load our brains with courses that are not related or useful to our course of study.
The university/college only guides an individual to achieve a well defined controlled behaviour called discipline but how far you develop yourself is entirely your own volition depending on how voracious you are for more information and knowledge. Thanks to the Internet.
Our government should create jobs for everyone because I insist that all graduates are employable in some areas across all the sectors of the economy including agriculture. Government should stop hiding under the cloak of unemployability to justify the lack of job creation.
Most importantly, while everyone can't be entrepreneurs, our graduates should consider self employment. Have you ever wondered why there is no employee in the list of the world's richest persons?

Good comment

MarvellousGod:
The only thing I'll miss in Naija if I ever leave is our food. .. Our local foods dey sweet no be small


Then maybe naija craziness, you can bring your friends over to your house, drink, shout, dance with your music at the highest volume ... etc..


Meanyl, the poster above me has mouth odour, really choking me here .

I agree with the food aspect. I have seen many tins that oyibo say is food but me, I cannot eat it oo.

Rocking as in how?

Humour for the morning. Had a good laugh.

Taraba state is governed by the constitution. It is clear that there is ambiguity concerning the Governor's health and his fitness to rule. One would think that by now the instance of getting a medical expert to examine the governor by now, would have been settled.
In this light, the relevant clauses should be invoked so that a just and amicable decision be taken.
#mynigeria.

Each to his or her own belief. It is better to be faithful then when your time is up, you go to face God and realize there is no Heaven or Hell than to live a carefree life and later regret.

What is the rush? Parents, please allow your children to be children; they have no other chance to be children.

There is no all-helping principle or one size fits all in any issue concerning relationship. Do what seems right and what you both agree on; that should do.

double post

The lights go out and I can't be saved
Tides that I tried to swim against
Have brought me down upon my knees
Oh I beg, I beg and plead, singing

Come out of the things unsaid
Shoot an apple off my head and a
Trouble that can't be named
A tiger's waiting to be tamed, singing

You are, you are...

Cold play is my favorite rock band, my best song from them is ... Clocks. Among the others I like are, Nirvana , Nickelback , Oasis , Linkin Park , Hinder , Paramore , Death Cab for Cabie , U2 , Deep Purple , Maroon 5 and Bon Jovi.

She needs help.

Let's learn to confirm every news we get so we don't pass on rumors.

"Ridgewell told The Sun: 'The photo was taken in the privacy of my home around eight months ago as a joke to wind up a mate, who I had just won a personal bet with."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2241745/Liam-Ridgewell-pictured-wiping-backside-20-notes.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

PSY is lucky. Gangnam Style is his compensation for all this time the world has silenced him.

Yes, there is growth but development is really slow.

List of Richest Countries in the World
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▲ Country GDP
1.
United States
$14,660,000,000,000
2.
China
$10,090,000,000,000
3.
Japan
$4,310,000,000,000
4.
India
$4,060,000,000,000
5.
Germany
$2,940,000,000,000
6.
Russia
$2,223,000,000,000
7.
United Kingdom
$2,173,000,000,000
8.
Brazil
$2,172,000,000,000
9.
France
$2,145,000,000,000
10.
Italy
$1,774,000,000,000
11.
Mexico
$1,567,000,000,000
12.
Korea, South
$1,459,000,000,000
13.
Spain
$1,369,000,000,000
14.
Canada
$1,330,000,000,000
15.
Indonesia
$1,030,000,000,000
16.
Turkey
$960,500,000,000
17.
Australia
$882,400,000,000
18.
Iran
$818,700,000,000
19.
Poland
$721,300,000,000
20.
Netherlands
$676,900,000,000
21.
Saudi Arabia
$622,000,000,000
22.
Argentina
$596,000,000,000
23.
Thailand
$586,900,000,000
24.
South Africa
$524,000,000,000
25.
Egypt
$497,800,000,000
26.
Pakistan
$464,900,000,000
27.
Colombia
$435,400,000,000
28.
Malaysia
$414,400,000,000
29.
Belgium
$394,300,000,000
30.
Nigeria
$377,900,000,000
31.
Sweden
$354,700,000,000
32.
Philippines
$351,400,000,000
33.
Venezuela
$345,200,000,000
34.
Austria
$332,000,000,000
35.
Switzerland
$324,500,000,000
36.
Greece
$318,100,000,000
37.
Ukraine
$305,200,000,000
38.
Singapore
$291,900,000,000
39.
Vietnam
$276,600,000,000
40.
Peru
$275,700,000,000
41.
Czech Republic
$261,300,000,000
42.
Bangladesh
$258,600,000,000
43.
Chile
$257,900,000,000
44.
Norway
$255,300,000,000
45.
Romania
$254,200,000,000
46.
Algeria
$251,100,000,000
47.
Portugal
$247,000,000,000
48.
United Arab Emirates
$246,800,000,000
49.
Israel
$219,400,000,000
50.
Denmark
$201,700,000,000
51.
Kazakhstan
$196,400,000,000
52.
Hungary
$187,600,000,000
53.
Finland
$186,000,000,000
54.
Ireland
$172,300,000,000
55.
Morocco
$151,400,000,000
56.
Qatar
$150,600,000,000
57.
Kuwait
$136,500,000,000
58.
Belarus
$131,200,000,000
59.
Slovakia
$120,200,000,000
60.
New Zealand
$117,800,000,000
61.
Ecuador
$115,000,000,000
62.
Cuba
$114,100,000,000
63.
Iraq
$113,400,000,000
64.
Syria
$107,400,000,000
65.
Angola
$107,300,000,000
66.
Sri Lanka
$106,500,000,000
67.
Sudan
$100,000,000,000
68.
Tunisia
$100,000,000,000
69.
Bulgaria
$96,780,000,000
70.
Azerbaijan
$90,790,000,000
71.
Libya
$90,570,000,000
72.
Dominican Republic
$87,250,000,000
73.
Ethiopia
$86,120,000,000
74.
Uzbekistan
$85,850,000,000
75.
Serbia
$80,100,000,000
76.
Croatia
$78,090,000,000
77.
Burma
$76,470,000,000
78.
Oman
$75,840,000,000
79.
Guatemala
$70,150,000,000
80.
Kenya
$66,030,000,000
81.
Yemen
$63,400,000,000
82.
Ghana
$61,970,000,000
83.
Lebanon
$59,370,000,000
84.
Tanzania
$58,440,000,000
85.
Lithuania
$56,590,000,000
86.
Slovenia
$56,580,000,000
87.
Costa Rica
$51,170,000,000
88.
Uruguay
$47,990,000,000
89.
Bolivia
$47,880,000,000
90.
Panama
$44,360,000,000
91.
Cameroon
$44,330,000,000
92.
El Salvador
$43,570,000,000
93.
Uganda
$42,150,000,000
94.
Luxembourg
$41,090,000,000
95.
Korea, North
$40,000,000,000
96.
Cote d'Ivoire
$37,020,000,000
97.
Turkmenistan
$36,900,000,000
98.
Nepal
$35,810,000,000
99.
Jordan
$34,530,000,000
100.
Honduras
$33,630,000,000
101.
Paraguay
$33,310,000,000
102.
Latvia
$32,510,000,000
103.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
$30,330,000,000
104.
Cambodia
$30,180,000,000
105.
Bahrain
$29,710,000,000
106.
Botswana
$28,490,000,000
107.
Afghanistan
$27,360,000,000
108.
Trinidad and Tobago
$26,100,000,000
109.
Estonia
$24,690,000,000
110.
Senegal
$23,880,000,000
111.
Albania
$23,860,000,000
112.
Equatorial Guinea
$23,820,000,000
113.
Jamaica
$23,720,000,000
114.
Cyprus
$23,190,000,000
115.
Congo, Democratic Republic of the
$23,120,000,000
116.
Gabon
$22,480,000,000
117.
Georgia
$22,440,000,000
118.
Mozambique
$21,810,000,000
119.
Brunei
$20,380,000,000
120.
Zambia
$20,040,000,000
121.
Macedonia
$20,000,000,000
122.
Burkina Faso
$19,990,000,000
123.
Madagascar
$19,410,000,000
124.
Mauritius
$18,060,000,000
125.
Nicaragua
$17,710,000,000
126.
Chad
$17,360,000,000
127.
Congo, Republic of the
$17,110,000,000
128.
Armenia
$16,860,000,000
129.
Mali
$16,770,000,000
130.
Laos
$15,690,000,000
131.
Papua New Guinea
$14,950,000,000
132.
Tajikistan
$14,740,000,000
133.
Namibia
$14,600,000,000
134.
Benin
$13,990,000,000
135.
Malawi
$12,980,000,000
136.
Rwanda
$12,160,000,000
137.
Kyrgyzstan
$12,020,000,000
138.
Kosovo
$11,970,000,000
139.
Iceland
$11,820,000,000
140.
Haiti
$11,480,000,000
141.
Niger
$11,050,000,000
142.
Mongolia
$11,020,000,000
143.
Moldova
$10,990,000,000
144.
Guinea
$10,810,000,000
145.
Malta
$10,410,000,000
146.
Bahamas, The
$8,921,000,000
147.
Montenegro
$6,724,000,000
148.
Mauritania
$6,655,000,000
149.
Barbados
$6,227,000,000
150.
Swaziland
$6,067,000,000
151.
Togo
$5,974,000,000
152.
Somalia
$5,896,000,000
153.
Zimbabwe
$5,457,000,000
154.
Guyana
$5,379,000,000
155.
Liechtenstein
$5,028,000,000
156.
Sierra Leone
$4,720,000,000
157.
Suriname
$4,711,000,000
158.
Bhutan
$3,875,000,000
159.
Fiji
$3,869,000,000
160.
Eritrea
$3,625,000,000
161.
Gambia, The
$3,494,000,000
162.
Central African Republic
$3,446,000,000
163.
Burundi
$3,397,000,000
164.
Lesotho
$3,303,000,000
165.
Andorra
$3,300,000,000
166.
Timor-Leste
$3,051,000,000
167.
Maldives
$2,734,000,000
168.
Belize
$2,651,000,000
169.
Djibouti
$2,105,000,000
170.
Seychelles
$2,053,000,000
171.
Cape Verde
$1,908,000,000
172.
Saint Lucia
$1,798,000,000
173.
Guinea-Bissau
$1,784,000,000
174.
Liberia
$1,691,000,000
175.
Solomon Islands
$1,627,000,000
176.
Antigua and Barbuda
$1,425,000,000
177.
San Marino
$1,137,000,000
178.
Vanuatu
$1,137,000,000
179.
Grenada
$1,098,000,000
180.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
$1,069,000,000
181.
Samoa
$1,055,000,000
182.
Monaco
$976,300,000
183.
Comoros
$800,000,000
184.
Dominica
$758,000,000
185.
Tonga
$751,000,000
186.
Saint Kitts and Nevis
$684,000,000
187.
Kiribati
$618,000,000
188.
Sao Tome and Principe
$311,000,000
189.
Micronesia, Federated States of
$238,100,000
190.
Palau
$164,000,000
191.
Marshall Islands
$133,500,000
192.
Nauru
$60,000,000
193.
Tuvalu
$36,000,000

I am having problems posting the full links so I have to just place in the website so all of you can navigate and see for your self.

Besides the quantum of problems, issues and social skirmishes like the Boko haram attacks here and there, Nigeria still goes strong with finances though our leaders still act clueless at times. It is no longer news that our leaders are aiming for a vision 2020 that will place Nigeria on the list-20 most developed countries in the year 2020. Could this be that we are truly heading that way?


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The comments Buhari makes are so controversial and always violent. No wonder someone linked him with 'Boko'

So now, the thieves are free to steal as they like. I say sorry to our country Nigeria!

I thought Mallam Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai has preached this sermon before. A government that has no clue, S M H!

Nigeria, what a country!

deor03:

Anybody that thinks Dino Melaiye is fighting for fuel subsidy is being r@ped from behind.
That guy is an opportunist

Exactly.

idmoore:

I av being courting my fiancee for 7 yrs now & we stil approach other like we jus met last two months cos d love and respect is stil there. I treat her wit care & love, wich has given her d confidence dat nobody xpect me. So matters on how u want your relationship 2 be like cos love & understanding really matters alot even in marriages u can easily get tired of each other within 6-12 months of marriage but if u 'r meant 4 each other, either courtship/marriage pple wil hardly knw u difference!

Couldn't have said it any better. I agree

Pat Utomi saw all this economic decay we are seeing today far back more than 20 yrs ago. It is comparable to say developing a jet engine in the 1st world war. That is pure ingenuity!

For every problem that affects man, it can be traced directly or indirectly to the family. That said, the society is like a conglomerate of different families. Education for instance can only be efficiently delivered to the taught if his immediate family he lives with gives some form of encouragement. Support in forms of paying school fees on time, the parents taking time to guide their children through the everyday learning and also psychological support i.e. helping the child conceive a positive mindset.

O levels or UTME or whatever exam has a standard in each of its subjects. It is not in believing that you have done your best and you very well expect to pass. How many Nigerian students take time to actually cover the syllabus. I don't subscribe to just studying because you are told. Find the interest and build on it

The teachers that are imposed on us as tutors are also not helping matters. I am not talking of 150,000 naira a term private school. Obviously, not many can afford that. You go to a so called public school and what do you see? The visible neglect of the government. Teachers who are deficient in their qualifications. For goodness sake, how can a college of education graduate who was forced to the school as a last resort deliver when the interest is not there. Education is now seen as a last resort of many ex-NYSC corps members who could not find befitting jobs.

The problem of bad grades is bigger than the students who become the victims. See the causes so visible. It is once said that Education is a slow way to make money. The youths of Nigeria may be misguided by believing in the get rich quick syndrome and trying to frolic in entertainment agents like TV, Video and PC games etc.

The government should try to increase the budget on education to something meaningful. No developed country abandons its education sector that is one reason, we would never get developed like this.

I mean no sarcasm but these two look like a manufactured commodity for sale. They are just too artificial

Women have done a lot worthy of recognition. See the link http://www.motherlandnigeria.com/women.html

tpiah:


the NFF should go ahead and write the letter maybe.

Letter writing committee

Singing the National Anthem or not does not stop the fact that the government in totality is not patriotic.

I can't believe this is still happening in Nigeria. I think it is time to pass a bill protecting infant house helps if none already exist.