₦airaland Forum

Funny topic.
How would you meet your pastor to pray for your business to thrive.

I will go for PDP. Mtcheww!

skyfall: Nigerians are cowards. Rather than fight for their freedom, they keep running all over the place. If those Europeans had run away would they have a country to call their own?

Exactly! Real cowards.
Can u imagine. My gf just paid a visit to her long time friend from secondary sch. in d East. And the girl was busy boosting dat all her former boyfriends are overseas. Dat even d one she's wit now is planning on travelling out.

It really makes one to wonder what exactly they do when they get there. Is it dat there's readily available jobs over than here.

Why wont he visit him.
This country is too big for its wealth to remain in the hands of very few.
Its time FG look at other people. Dangote is not the only one that can do what he does. ha!
Since i was a toddler, its been Dangote, dangote, dangote. haba.

Outright scrabbing of the scheme.

Once another fellow takes that your job, he wouldnt want to do what u are about doing.

WOMEN: With just 3 pieces of handkerchief, they will form a dress.

NIGER DELTA: That region should be boosting of millionnaires, but reverse is the case. Not a single one compare to other region. Yet everyone is living off from their own blessings. I wish Jonathan does it.

If the lady in the pic is, then i am too!

A lot of people are not paying tax in this country.

If someone works in a brewery company doesnt imply that he is a drunk.
But one thing I have come to realize is that, if you speak the truth in this country you are doomed. Period!

Mere looking at her you know she fvckd her way to where she is now.

vallycan: Fyn bouy jessy....happy birthday icon...

That is why ladies are all over him. Cos they no dey take eyes see boy were fine.

African mentality!
More like saying; He didn't come to my birthday party so I'm not giving him the contract.

Rubbish.

@topic
Its their country. Come home and fight for your country. Egyptians are fighting for theirs. When its better for them tomorrow now, every Nigerian would wanna. go there.

Why must we all run away from our country for the politicians to wreck it apart.

I had to share this and I must say, the injustice is not fair.
Why allow polytechnics to exists if they must go through such injustice.
Its better they scrab polytechnics.

For a long time, the status of Higher National Diploma (HND) holders has always been considered inferior in every facet of our national life. Everywhere and in every thing, they were relegated. In the labour market, HND holders are made to regret having pursued such a programme.

If we deny knowledge of this ugly trend in the wheel of national development, then we are entangled in the web of self-deception.

A lot of damage has been done to Nigeria which may not be conveniently recorded on paper. Aside stringents and competitive admission guidelines, which have alienated many applicants and frustrated their ambition to be admitted into the university, several other academic injuries have been visited on polytechnic students through this ugly trend.

It is no surprise that we now have a steady decline in technical education as a result of loss of confidence in HND programmes. The situation has increased the rate of unemployment of HND degree holders in the country.

While ther had been several attempts to eliminate this discrimination, the boldest step taken so far is the one credited to the regime of former President Olusegun Obasanjo. In 2005, he set up committees to review the ugly trend, with a view to ending it.

Also, at the meeting of the National Universities Commission (NUC) on June 16, 2009, a decision to eliminate the disparity was reached. This was to take effect from that same year but the then Head of Service of the Federation, Mr. Stephen Oronsaye, shocked the nation by flagrantly refusing to pass circular to that effect.

"B.Sc. is not equivalent to HND," he said.
This statement shocked many Nigerians, especially the chairman, National Association of Technologists in Engineering (NATE), Sir Leo Okereke.

Okereke through the NATE General Secretary, Mr. Akeem Adeniji, wrote an open letter to President Goodluck Jonathan, on Oronsaye's utterances. Up till now, nothing has been done to correct the anomaly.

It is high time we made reason and not sentiment to drive our education policies. We must discountenance the fact that a BSc. degree holder is better than a polytechnic graduate. Come to think of it, how befitting is the superlative adjective "best" to describe BSc. certificate? Is it really the best for a developing nation such as Nigeria? Have we forgotten the fact that square and a rhombus of equal side have equal area despite the difference in their shapes and angular configuration?

Can the neutrality of an atom be possible if either of the protons or electrons is missing? For God sake, BSc and HND are just like two vectors of equal magnitude and direction differing only in nomenclature and unit. The BSc. certificate can only be the best in a country where white papers, lengthy theories, esoteric formula and equations are able to erect structures, run turbines and distribute power without the pragmatic involvement of technologists.
But, of what relevance are the gigantic theories and formulae to Nigeria without application? What is the significance of the Euler's theories of buckling load to Nigeria when buildings and other structures keep collapsing? How can we appreciate the concepts of metallurgical studies when the Ajaokuta Steel Company has been in indefinite coma; or the Delta Steel Company, which has been in partial paralysis? It is the technologists that can make all these sectors work.

I will encourage all polytechnic and monotechnic students and graduates not to give up on their dreams to give Nigeria a turn-around in technology. The disparity between their certificate and the BSc. should not be a setback to be committed to excellence and hardwork. Hopefully, the story will change.

Lastly, I wish to appeal that technically-minded citizens should be actively involved in key decision affecting education and civil service. The top policy makers in Nigeria are the oxygen that keeps the combustion of this ugly trend on. It is high time we choose the correct drill bits for the correct holes, because until the rotten tooth is pulled, the mouth will continue to chew with caution.[/font]

Culled from The Nation, Thursday 15th Aug., 2013

Jobless Mallam! Like father like daughters.

Here we go again!
Why cant they just put the Form online for free download since it is free.

Who doesnt know they hoard the forms. They are deceiving themselves.

I guess he is asking the other fellow "Mallam yaya de? U don receive salary alert?"

Oopsy!

Iyanya has given her a taste of calabar medecin and she doesn't wanna let go. Eyaa!

Imagine MinÍster of state, fed. Ministry of foreign affairs welcoming Obama at d airport.

Our image have been so dainted at virtually all d airports abroad dat even our president is meted wit such humiliation. Afta all he is carrying dat dreaded GreeÑ Passport. And he was busy smiling all through d reception. Tufiakwa!

Dygeasy: Who Still Has Problems answering This Kinda Question In An Era Where Its So Easy To Lie To A Girl And Tell Her What 'She Wants To Hear'.

Abi oo!
U don't need to be schooled on dis.

Dis goes to show. . . a country of wasters!

Now let's wait and see wat Mr. Donations (Akpabio) will do.

Check out the number of Northerners on NNPC Management positions.

Click link for details:
http://www.nnpcgroup.com/PublicRelations/NNPCinthenews/tabid/92/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/163/MAJOR-CHANGES-IN-NNPC-TOP-MANAGEMENT.aspx

Lucky chap!

slimyem: Are you okay?
Don't you know the two petitioners are criminals too.
Any one who gives bribe can also take it!

Sure.
But they can still be given the job after serving their own prison terms.
Atleast they did the right thing bringing the story to limelight.

So sad!

Both Juliet Egobunor and Simon Odujebe's job should be given to the two petitioners.
Period!