₦airaland Forum

dawnomike:
Next time, he should visit a good hotel

KPOM!
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shortIGBOman:
INNOSON doesn't produce Cars. He assembled Chinese substandard Cars.

Semantics…
Every car PRODUCTION plant assembles cars.
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caracas:
Names n receipts please…..

1) Innoson
2) Jet Motors (EVs)
3) NORD Automobiles
4) Peugeot Automobile
5) Dangote-Sinotrucks
6) Coscharis (Ford, Renault)
7) Mikano Motors (Geely)
8 ) Elizade (JAC)
9) Stallion (Honda, Hyundai, Nissan, Changan and Leyland)
10) Lanre Shittu (Toyota pickups, JAC trucks)
11) CFAO Motors (Mitsubishi Fuso)
12) Globe Motors (Hyundai)
13) Dana Motors (Kia, DFM)

There are probably a few that I missed out on (like the Chinese truck plant in Ondo).
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Machinegun91:
So we have another car producing company aside Innoson in Nigeria?

Terrier99:
We have about 9 auto assembly plants in Nigeria.
In Lagos alone, we have about 3 or 4.

Exactly! That’s why I never understood why some Nigerians (esp Nairalanders) were getting suicidal over one Honda plant in Ghana..
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omoiyamayor:
Yutong is not made in Nigeria, maybe the plant where they assemble is own by a Nigerian

These cars are locally-assembled, hence “made in Nigeria”…
Virtually every car plant assembles some (or all) parts made elsewhere.
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irunoko:
you didn't point it out.you were only justifying her Unreasonable behaviour

Beginning to see the futility if you are struggling with even the elementary concept of “highlighted”…
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Abbeyme:
But her point was pointless.

And that’s why folks from thousands of miles across the globe are discussing it…
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irunoko:
lol smh
.even morality demands respect for your leaders and basic courtesy since you want to play the morality card

irunoko:
basic courtesy and respect is not a respecter of location.it works anywhere in the world

Even without the backstory Respect has to be EARNED, not bestowed…
But like the commenter, it’s not Nigeria where the opposite is often the case. SMH
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irunoko:
of course a husband is not any greatest achievement however it's One of the boxes a woman must tick as far as she's in Africa

Secondly not that in-laws opinion really matters but anytime any issue arises in that family, that girl's action will always be a reference point albeit negatively.e.g don't be like Tayo.etc

If you don’t know the backstory, why are you so sure it’ll be a “negative” reference point?
They’re Africans who are enlightened enough (and not sexist) and, depending on the circumstances, could use it as a “positive” reference!
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irunoko:
oya point out the sexism or misogyny there since you want to be more western than the oyinbos

Even oyinbos value respect thats why you see men and women bending their knees to greet the queen of England.all these African American wannabes.always trying to copy their lousy attitude and import it INTO nigeria under the umbrella of woke philosophy, make una import sensible behaviours too like innovation and advancement in technology

The fact that it’s been highlighted TWICE and you’re still clueless merely validates that’s it so inherently ingrained in folks like you…smh
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irunoko:
well except that but even if it's not nigeria her uncouth attitude Will make a mess of her certificate Because what's the use of a certificate when the owner has an unattractive and irritating attitude

You keep going on about her “attitude” perhaps because you are not used to (or don’t like) seeing females stand up for themselves…smh
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irunoko:
One of the 48 laws of power says don't outshine your master

You don’t need “48 laws of power”, just need a MORAL COMPASS!
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irunoko:
Young ladies need to learn this and stop being stupid or making enemies were There is no need for it

irunoko:
madammmmmm don't bring sexism into this.this issue or situation has absolutely nothing to do with sexism so don't deviate from the issue.wrong is wrong irrespective of the gender doing it.stop justifying rubbish under the pretext of sexism.the girl was unnecessarily rude and that's being STUPID Because even if you are upset with your teacher, that was not the right way to display your displeasure.after the ceremony you could have confronted her respectfully and table your grievances logically.

Sadly, sexism is so ingrained in so many Nigerians, they don’t even notice it…smh
Of course, not necessarily their fault as much of Nigerian culture is inherently sexist (even misogynistic).
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aikyg:
That was a very wrong thing to do. I don't care what her story is, she does not have to do that.

Typical Naija sheep mentality…
“Don’t care” what the backstory is, just obey the last order. ZOMBIES!
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Coldie:
It’s these bad attitude these people go and start exhibiting in white dominated schools and still be shouting racism

Exactly! Racism does not exist, it’s just the “bad attitude” of black folks…smh
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irunoko:
irrespective of the nation or circumstances surrounding her situation just know that a bad attitude is like a flat tyre,no matter how beautiful the car is,he/she will never go anywhere talkless of going far as long as she has a bad attitude.its even worse if she performed that disgraceful stunt in the presence of her parents.it shows she has an uncouth behaviour and poor upbringing

Even during my own graduation there was one of the teachers present There that I didn't like (Afterall it's not every of your teachers that you will like in school) she shook my hands and smiled congratulated me with a handshake,I shook her hands and we exchanged pleantries on stage.
Guess what.when I came to request for my certificate,she was instrumental in helping me get my certificate without time wasting or stress that others will have to go through.she spoke to her sister on phone who happened to be in charge of that department (exams and records) and the needful was done.today we're friends so in this life there are no permanent friends or enemies what we have is a permanent interest.

Young ladies need to learn this and stop being stupid or making enemies were There is no need for it

I will ignore the primitive sexism…
But without knowing the “circumstances surrounding her situation” why do you keep insisting it’s a “bad attitude”?

Meanwhile, smiling and embracing at folks who are doing horrible things…
Merely encouraged to keep doing the same, if nothing else because they wouldn’t know they are offending others.
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TruthHurts100:
She's still an illiterate even after graduation.

Literacy is merely the capacity to read and write…
So don’t know if she’s illiterate or literate, but she’s definitely EDUCATED…

The utility of a real EDUCATION (not certification, favored in many of Nigeria’s “repeat after me” cram-and-regurgitate institutions) is the capacity of INDEPENDENT thought and action.
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irunoko:
shebi she will come and request for transcript, certificate or recommendation letter.na where she go hear am.you don't burn some certain bridges.thats one of the laws of power

channelstravel:
She'll come back for Recommendation letters

brainhgeek:
I don't think she needs her transcript anytime soon

It’s not Nigeria…

School “recommendation” in the US are your grades.
While the law courts will reward her handsomely if denied her transcript.
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BigBrother9ja:
You're a very senseless fellow and there's nothing sensible in that box on your neck

Oh low foe

Nobody expects any more from you than juvenile insults….
Like I noted, you cannot be expected to proffer any more than you have. SMH
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jehoha696:
She just did the greatest mistake of her life,she go 8ter regret am...,unless the teachers no get mouth for dat school, let one graduating student try diz with me,unless ur papa naw minister wey get mouth,govnor wey him leg strong or one solid baba with enuf political backup,if not....,Aje u re a gonna

The typical power-drunk Nigerian mentality….
Have always said difference between the average Nigerian and SARS is the uniform and guns.

The “unless ur papa naw minister” carve-out…
Epitomizes why the so-called Nigerian “masses” eagerly bend down and grab their ankles for their oppressors. SMH
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Goldbw122:
Even if I don't know, it is good to be respectful, because that devil you didn't recognize today will recognize you tomorrow.
This life is 360° so what comes around goes around..

If you don’t know, you don’t have CONTEXT…
If the KKK or Agbero come for you, doubt you’ll be “respectful”.
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irunoko:
that's not a certificate.its just usually a scroll.nothing inside.they Will tell them when to come back when the certificate is ready.unfortunately they'll likely step down hers for lack of character.meanwhile she thought she was embarrassing her teacher not knowing she was disgracing herself.by the time her to be husbands family sees this,she will know what's Up

Typical backward Nigerian mentality…

Thinking that “a husband” is the greatest accomplishment for females…
Meanwhile, hopefully enlightened folks (including in-laws) see someone who won’t stand for crap.
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SIRTee15:
That's a very bad attitude. Even if it's condoned in so called sane countries, I will never support such in Nigeria. That's freedom of whatever taken too far.

And for your info, attitude is a very big deal in western nations. Bad attitude at work place can ruin your career.
African American women are despised by white men because of their so called ratchet attitude.

And so you think such racist attitudes should be emulated?!

In the instant case, you cannot tell whether her so-called “attitude” is good or bad, without the benefit of a backstory (which none of us here have). Nonetheless, do you think (for example) that US students who protested against Apartheid at commencement (graduation) ceremonies in the 1990 (or 1980s) had “a very bad attitude” and should have been penalized?

CHANGE comes from disruption, not from uniformity. Your mindset epitomizes why Nigeria will likely never change.
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BigBrother9ja:
SHE MUST BE VERY STUPID

SCHOOL IS NOT ALL ABOUT ACADEMIC LEARNING. IT ALSO INCLUDES MORAL LEARNING AND CHARACTER.

TRY THAT IN UNILAG OR MANY OTHER SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA AND SEE YOUR CERTIFICATE WITHDRAWN FOR LIFE.
The very least that will happen is them dealing with you when you come to get your transcript.

USELESS STUPID CHILD THAT LACKS HOME TRAINING.

IT CAN ONLY BE A GIRL.

THEY ALWAYS FEEL LIKE SINCE THEY ARE ALREADY FUCKÎNG PEOPLE OLDER THAN THEIR FATHER, THEY CAN DO ANYHOW AND DISRESPECT THEIR ELDERS.

SENSELESS OLOSHO

Ebymyk:
totally agree with you... It will come back to her... Very Senseless indeed...

We can already see that you are a CRUDE, PRIMITIVE, SEXIST MISOGYNIST…
So couldn’t really expect much from you, as one cannot share what one doesn’t have. SMH

However, for those misguidedly co-signing with you…
This is why so many Nigerians follow their corrupt and rapacious rulers like SHEEP.

With the caveat that none of us really know the backstory here, folks like you would’ve been berating all those students who protested Apartheid at US/UK universities by turning their backs at graduation or walking out on speakers at universities.
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Abbeyme:
If she was embittered, should should have abstained from the event

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Why? She came and made exactly the point she wanted to make…
She is not like so many Nigerians who continue to suffer and smile.
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Mentorkaryhm:
Never bang a door when going out, because u don’t know whether you might still need to pass through that door

Usually a good rule of thumb…
But meaningless here without the backstory (which unfortunately no one here seems to have).

In certain circumstances, the door not only needs to be banged but smashed….
Unfortunately, societies like Nigeria remain a s-hole because most citizens refuse to “bang a door”!
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IKBARUTEN11:
Her grades may be good but her character is very bad

She should also work hard on her character.

adioolayi:
She has forgotten the school owns the degree...

If found unworthy in character ..even, if you have graduated, IT CAN BE WITHDRAWN

First, it’s an ACADEMIC degree…
She’s not passing out of prison before the parole board.

Nonetheless, refusing a hand shake is NOT a flaw in character…
On the contrary, sticking to one’s beliefs is a character strength.

The goal of education is NOT to breed sheep and a herd mentality…
On the contrary, real education encourages INDEPENDENT thought.

Unfortunately, much of Nigerian culture is SHEEP mentality…
That’s one of the reasons religion and churches thrive in Nigeria!
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Mayflowa:
If she ignored just one teacher, I would suspect the teacher harassed her. She ignored all of the teacher standing. That means she is the problem. Not worthy of leadership roles.

“Leadership” is NOT blind follow-follow…
The best leaders often upset the apple-cart (Funmilayo Kuti, Fela, Rosa Parks, Mandela, etc.).
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TheDemola:
They may still punish her by withdrawing her certificate

They cannot…
She has already EARNED the certificate. It’s not PRIMITIVE Naija!
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StagethemTVee:
This is the shocking moment a lady ignored congratulatory hand shake from her teachers as she walked across the podium to receive her certificate. This must be for reasons best known to her as she may have gone through hell on earth in the hands of the teachers.
Some of the teachers were visibly shocked at her behaviour but went on to award her certificate.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4J1lHB6Fvg

Talk-to-the-hand moment…

If it was in Naija, they would deny her a degree and even NYSC certificate…
Tolerance is a CULTURE and habit, not familiar to our power-drunk administrators.
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InvertedHammer:
I like how the guy in blue caftan is pretending like he is in deep thought.

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It’s a Film Village. He’s acting…
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Urheadmaster:
Lagos state government has to provide another alternative for the affected okada riders otherwise this is just the beginning

Why should Lagos taxpayers pay for “alternatives” for people, many of whom came from as far as Niger Republic, Chad, Benin Rep, and Cameroon, as well as from other states? Has Lagos government provided “alternatives” for all other Lagosians?!

There are “alternatives” in other places where Okada remains legal (and arguably more needed in the absence of BRT, high-capacity buses, Last Mile buses, Danfo, water ferries, and soon Light Rail), and even more “alternatives” in agriculture. In a nation struggling to adequately feed itself, there’s no reason why able-bodied folks cannot find solid “alternatives”. SMH
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