mapet: ... you know what, tell your dad that he should join politics as well. This whining wount heal your wounds.

cutierashy: aℓℓ dier children are neither I̶̲̥̅̊N̶̲̥̅̊ D̶̲̥̅̊. States or I̶̲̥̅̊N̶̲̥̅̊ D̶̲̥̅̊. Uk,aπϑ we say dis country W̶̲̥̅̊i̶̲̥̅̊l̶̲̥̅̊l̶̲̥̅̊ survive,survive M̶̲̥̅Ɣ foot maybe I̶̲̥̅̊N̶̲̥̅̊ M̶̲̥̅Ɣ great great great grand children time.awon ole,onyara,omo ale jatijati

cutierashy: aℓℓ dier children are neither I̶̲̥̅̊N̶̲̥̅̊ D̶̲̥̅̊. States or I̶̲̥̅̊N̶̲̥̅̊ D̶̲̥̅̊. Uk,aπϑ we say dis country W̶̲̥̅̊i̶̲̥̅̊l̶̲̥̅̊l̶̲̥̅̊ survive,survive M̶̲̥̅Ɣ foot maybe I̶̲̥̅̊N̶̲̥̅̊ M̶̲̥̅Ɣ great great great grand children time.awon ole,onyara,omo ale jatijati

babyosisi: Those of you going on and on about her degree in Music
She just needs a degree in anything and maybe music happens to be her passion
SHe is not looking for job at Zenith bank or UBA
So you suffer heads can take it
Her daddy has amassed all the wealth she needs in life and is still getting more while the momma dey one corner dey siphon her own
All she needs is a job as member of board of director in one of her father's businesses
And millions will be pouring her direction

Instead of you men to be hating ,start looking for how to make her your Mrs so that your shuffering will end

* waka shege to Lagos state* is their song of victory
Progressing progressively!!!

Mcleo007:

I see you fail to pick the point people are trying to make on this thread, and I know why. You misplace fortune for opportunity. Those two, although are conjectures in relative senses, mean different things altogether. Yes, you schooled abroad, nobody has a problem with that, and many of your colleagues like yourself were of average homes. That's fair enough. Now, the point you missed centers on leadership and position. Leadership or being in position of leading others come at a price. The price is leading an exemplary life, owning up to the ideals that benefit all. If you know you have nothing to contribute to the common lot, do not show your face. That is the problem with politics in this part of the world. The leaders see themselves as demi-gods and view doing their functions as serving privileges to the people who elected them into office. How many times do you hear Obama or David Cameron commission a project? Those things are elementary and hardly spoken of. But here, our culture of celebrating mediocrity continue to prevail. The leaders see any thing they do as privilege to the people and not them exercising the function of why they are in position.

3 of my siblings did school abroad. And yes, my parents are not politicians. They simply struggled to raise us the way they could afford to. My siblings who schooled abroad do not in any way feel they are better than i am, nor consider me inferior to them. We live our lives for ourselves. There is no problem schooling abroad, afterall, there are many
british people who school in the US and other European countries. What we are simply outlining borders on leadership by example. These people are aware of the rot in the system and do not see any need to address them. They let it be, despite it being their duty to cob. Why then should they exempt their own children? Practice what you preach IS THE GOLDEN RULE.

mapet: ....you've not finished....she will one day decide to join politics, make it to senate, become a minister or deputy governor.......

To every dividend there's a price. Let's face it, in NADECO days when Tinubu and co, confronted the military, put their resources in the struggle...where was your father or my father.....

I remember we had this discussion in my Bskul days, talking about the fact that the late Tayo Aderionkun and Fola Adeola practically own 30% of Banana Island. The critical question is at SAP era, why didn't our fathers do all that was necessart to secure banking license......

For me we need to study and understand the balance and game of power. The rich raise their kids with different perspectives from you and I. Tinubu's daughter need not study any of these courses we struggle to study and afterwards bask in the Euphoria of the accompanishment. She's made for high stakes. She need not study medicine, law, engineering etc. Truth is she's never gonna use any of those. She'll hire people to do all that for her. Pray tell, check the Royal lines, why do you think they study course like music, classiss, History...etc They are meant to understand the history of the Royalty they are born into.
They are taught in a different line. They are trained to continue to sustain and increase wealth.......

You and I need to change our orientation. This "cry of the poor man" is useless. We need to get out of the rat race. My two kids are Havard and MIT bound and I've started the savings already.

Mcleo007:

In what ways have our graduates outshined those of Western origin? Name one please! Let's face it, the system is bad. WE (THE MASSES) are not as handicapped as we assume. Our problem is understanding our capacity as a people. Look through history, especially with we black Africans; it was just a handful of Europeans that conquered our entire continent. That tells you something about the way we think as Africans. If care is not taking, we Africans will continue to be inferior to the whites. We are just too emotional to be reasonable for once. We seek succour in spiritism; praying to gods and resting on them to do things we normally can do by ourselves. God will not fight corruption in Nigeria, we can. God will not try corrupt leaders, it is up to us to do. God will not make Nigeria great, greatness lies within us as a people. We only have to realise it.

For those shouting karma, don't be decieved, karma doesn't apply to things of this kind. Ask your selves, how many of these people who ride on our collective wealth live miserable lives? How many of them do you find at Yaba left where patients beaten from frustration (from the system) are admitted on a constant basis? How many of them roam the streets? How many of their children fail exams in schools (they live in better environments that enable them study well and retain knowledge)? How many of them wake up in a single day and find that live less than a dollar? Be truthful while answering these questions, then, and only then will see you that karma has friends, and its friends are not the poor and oppressed of the society.

Urine:

You have made my day Sir.

gbosaa:


You are wrong there...thats a sweeet good looking young woman.

Her fathers ugliness ..uG is recessive in her.

By any means necessary..The likes of Taye Taiwo must not come near her otherwise Remis effort would be a waste.Im sure her mum is aware of this.

Objs and Mrs Maduekes sons should be kept at bay.

It would not be nice for tinubu and remi having grand kids with same african bufo bufo frog eyes with some added ugly apelike features from the other side.

Congrats to her.

obowunmi: She no fit go Harvard..... an Berkelee? Music? does she want to sing like Tiwa Savage? ... LOL - she must be a dullard. I guess money doesn't give you brains.

ireneidiva:
Make sure u are a first class graduate before calling someone a dullard. Smh. Enya studied music for your information. Why are nigerians so silly sef? *weeping in shame*

babyosisi: Those of you going on and on about her degree in Music
She just needs a degree in anything and maybe music happens to be her passion
SHe is not looking for job at Zenith bank or UBA
So you suffer heads can take it
Her daddy has amassed all the wealth she needs in life and is still getting more while the momma dey one corner dey siphon her own
All she needs is a job as member of board of director in one of her father's businesses
And millions will be pouring her direction

Instead of you men to be hating ,start looking for how to make her your Mrs so that your shuffering will end

* waka shege to Lagos state* is their song of victory


Progressing progressively!!!

obowunmi: She no fit go Harvard..... an Berkelee? Music? does she want to sing like Tiwa Savage? ... LOL - she must be a dullard. I guess money doesn't give you brains.

mankand: Goons Goons Goons.

You think you will excel?

No way, it is just for a short while, maybe not in my generation, but soon.

That is KARMA for you

You father and other bunch of racoons have taken the destiny of this nation for granted just to make you somebody and you think you will be the somebody?

Hell no.

I LOVE KARMA

because you cannot hide from it.

Just mark my word

musiwa26:


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musiwa26: mapet, how old are you. do you know those who confronted the military. We did. not the nonsense you are written about. most of this people sat in thier houses and they claim credit for what they never did. we lost classmate doing that. so dont tell story , you do not know.

You made me remember,. a bullet nearly kill me. I would have been killed because of this..


Why i weep when i saw lagos school. even under the military, it never went this bad.

I cant imagine human can do this to other human. even when the military was in power. they never allow it. it is a shame.






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50calibre:

I refuse to believe you are actually talking to me, you can't possibly be that stu*pid.

Mcleo007:

I see you fail to pick the point people are trying to make on this thread, and I know why. You misplace fortune for opportunity. Those two, although are conjectures in relative senses, mean different things altogether. Yes, you schooled abroad, nobody has a problem with that, and many of your colleagues like yourself were of average homes. That's fair enough. Now, the point you missed centers on leadership and position. Leadership or being in position of leading others come at a price. The price is leading an exemplary life, owning up to the ideals that benefit all. If you know you have nothing to contribute to the common lot, do not show your face. That is the problem with politics in this part of the world. The leaders see themselves as demi-gods and view doing their functions as serving privileges to the people who elected them into office. How many times do you hear Obama or David Cameron commission a project? Those things are elementary and hardly spoken of. But here, our culture of celebrating mediocrity continue to prevail. The leaders see any thing they do as privilege to the people and not them exercising the function of why they are in position.

3 of my siblings did school abroad. And yes, my parents are not politicians. They simply struggled to raise us the way they could afford to. My siblings who schooled abroad do not in any way feel they are better than i am, nor consider me inferior to them. We live our lives for ourselves. There is no problem schooling abroad, afterall, there are many
british people who school in the US and other European countries. What we are simply outlining borders on leadership by example. These people are aware of the rot in the system and do not see any need to address them. They let it be, despite it being their duty to cob. Why then should they exempt their own children? Practice what you preach IS THE GOLDEN RULE.

anonimi:

And there I was thinking you would prove my earlier assertion that you are one track simpleton seeking others like yourself.
Did I cut you too much slack
This wan wey you dey defend music study so much, abi na music you sef dey study for obodo oyinbo land?

[b]BTW, if our yoruba leaders REALLY mean their bravado talk about true FISCAL FEDERALISM let them renounce federal allocation from Niger Delta's oil wealth and rely on their much vaunted IGR and locally generated VAT. Then we will know they are not doing typical omo eko/yoruba shakara (empty bluffing). The massive achievemnts of Chief Jeremiah Obafemi Awolowo in just six years (1954-1960) as Western region premier some 60 years ago were done with only agricultural revenue WITHOUT federal aka Niger Delta oil revenue.



Meanwhile it is good to note that the real progressives of Awolowo, Jakande, Bola Ige, Ambrose Alli etc focused on mass education leading to dominance of the SW plus Bendel state of the academics, civil service, parastatals and organised private sector (OPS) unlike the current crop of scammers masquerading as progressives who are nothing but AKOTILETAs (prodigal sons).[/b]

Mcleo007: Dad is a former governor of the nation's foremost state (served 2 terms = 8yrs) and a leading politician; Mum is a serving Senator of the republic. Child schooled in far away United States. And yet, you tell me this god damned country will ever be good! I must be cursed to be believe in a future Nigeria. Our education is wallowing in continous rot and filth, yet this polithiefcians are staking claim to our collective intelligence. Shame on every Nigerian. All we ever do is pray and hope. How a few people can hold an entire country into captivity still beats my wonder.

Urine: I don't understand this? What's the big deal about studying abroad? I attended a good school in the UK and non of my course mates was a child of a political office holder, tuition was paid by our parents and most of us are from average families,other guys were on scholarships. Moral of my story? If your parents can't afford to send you abroad, work had so you can win a scholarship and stop wasting your time on this thread.