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UncleSnr:I hope so too but it seems Buhari is starting to put things in order, let us pray he works more swiftly to turn things around positively. |
gurunlocker:Is that the best you can come up with? You're a disgrace to clowning ![]() |
UncleSnr:It's not the fault of the workers. It's just the same way banks were bailed out in America, they were bailed out because the federal government realized that if this should continue the masses would be the ones to suffer. I fully support the bailout but the federal government must put measures in place to ensure this type of situation does not repeats itself! |
Most fools on this thread won't even bother to read the whole article. This is simple politics and common sense would tell you of course the funds came from activities which occurred in 2014. How can a president with less than 3 months in office save such amount? The real question most of you clowns aren't asking is; if the funds were available during GEJ's term why was nothing done to bailout States owing workers salary? Gullible people will only read the headlines and start shouting; that's why some of you are failures in life......SHAME! |
Do people still listen to this guy? He's a clown, most of his words are outright rubbish! If he was so good with vocabulary he would be world renowned not just some loud mouth local champion! |
There's nothing wrong in altering your CV, I do it all the time and have helped people do the same. What is wrong however is filling your CV with skills and specialization in which you know nothing about. Computational positions such as Accounting, Engineering and so on requires specialized training, depending on the company you could be dealing with over 1,000 accounts. At this point the best thing you can do is to remain confident, almost all companies conduct specialized training to make sure new associates are comfortable with the companies way of doing things, brush up on your accounting and just hope for the best! |
Isn't it funny how the poster made it look as if 625 people were killed today. Last week it was in the 500's, there's nothing new about Boko Haram again, news like this has no value! |
I an understand Friday but Monday too, that's just wasteful! It's not even the big Sallah, anyways I trust Nigerians sha enough grooving ![]() |
Whynotthetruth:You are obviously as ignorant as they come! You GEJ apologists never cease to amaze me, the guy had over 4 years and didn't do squat! If Buhari exhibits the same cluelessness throughout his 4 year term then by all means the Nigerian people should vote him out. Your stupidity suggests that because past leaders did not improve our military that gave Jonathan the right to leave it in abysmal shape, can't you see the daftness of your premise? |
Whynotthetruth:Google is your friend, do some research instead of blabbing on Nairaland! |
Whynotthetruth:And you check the budget and armory of countries fighting terrorism , compare it to Nigeria(The giant of Africa) and tell me you don't see something wrong or maybe your eyes ain't working properly? |
Fish brain writer, must everything be criticized? Is it not your beloved GEJ who underfunded the military and all defense related sectors. Whether you like it or not, the President has made his choice, success or failure he's ready to face the consequences so keep your trashy comments to yourself! |
One thing that I'm sure of is no woman can try such nonsense with me. My mama didn't raise no fool and I ain't one of those panties washing brothers who believed even when a woman is hitting and kicking you that you dare not hit back. |
This is bullshit! I'm a strong Buhari supporter but on this issue he's wrong! What are they subsidizing? |
Bollinger:Read it again! America is what you make of it but it's certainly not a bed of roses. I'm doing more than okay over here but if I received an offer that could match my monthly salary of about (700,000 naira), I would leave this place and never come back! America is wonderful but there's no place like home, no place like 9ja wallahi! |
donclemo:Not only a green card, I just got my Blue American passport this year. Yes, I've had to pay using Fafsa including getting Direct loans to cover the tuition for two MBA degrees. |
I stay in the U.S and I can tell you right now an Average American does not have 20 million Naira saved or $10,000, either way the amount of money does not matter as much as what you decide to do with it and this can be the difference between rundown and wealth! |
AreaFada2:Spending years as a military ruler and coming back as a democratically elected president is not the same thing. In a democracy, there are lots of things which must be put in place by all the major stakeholders. Now let's move on to campaign promises; only an ignorant person would actually believe that GMB would achieve all the promises made while campaigning, politicians all over the world make promises all the time and most hardly fulfill 50% of it, most people didn't vote for GMB so that he can make $1 to 1 Naira or pay unemployed youths 5,000 naira. Most people voted for him because we trust his character and realize even a Buhari that's successful only 50% of the time is better than 4 plus years of GEJ. Finally Buhari has 4 years to fulfill the promise of eradicating Boko Haram, I personally would give him at least a year, I am not deluded or ignorant to believe a terrorist group with ties to ISIS can be crushed within 2 months, only gullible people would believe such fantasies! |
AreaFada2:But aren't you being a little biased in your assessment? If there's one thing we should all know about Buhari by now is that he likes to be thorough, he plans every detail and will not be rushed. The Boko Haram menace is not something that can be wiped out hastily, a lot of you people don't have a clue about what's really going on behind the scenes and a lot of you people are still comparing campaign propaganda with official governmental actions. Election is over, he's now on the hot seat and will not do things in a rush only for it to crumble! |
This is simple, marry someone who has a job! Your salary alone is not enough to take care of a family so do the smart thing and marry someone that's an asset and not a liability. Forget about the crap about love, love comes and goes, trust me you don't want to marry a liability! |
vague:And if you call cooking for another man, flirting with another man and sharing heart to heart moments with him "small things" then obviously you are one of those I consider classless or undignified. Once again you try to sound intelligent but the result is completely opposite. Just because you are not enlightened enough to understand the different meanings of adultery does not mean they do not exist! For your reference: ADULTERY WITHOUT SEXUAL INTERCOURSE—The Bible speaks of “wanton eyes” (Isa. 3:16), “eyes full of adultery” (2 Pet. 2:14), and “the lust of the eyes” (1 John 2:16). Jesus Christ warned, “You have heard that it was said to those of old, ‘You shall not commit adultery.’ But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust after her has committed adultery already with her in his heart.” http://www.christiananswers.net/dictionary/adultery.html You seem to be one of those people of the mind that a wife can have as many male friends as possible as long as there are no sexual activities, you seem to believe it is okay to flirt around and if caught then it's no big deal, the man should be man enough to accept and work through it. Now to my final point, I don't know about American men or those in European countries but as an African man I'm meant to be the head, I do not subscribe to the notion that marriage is 50/50, more like 60/40 or 70/30 with the man having the majority of the decision making, it is the role which was given to us by God, promoted by tradition and accepted by society. I do not believe a wife should compete with her husband in terms of tit for tat as it is clear the ultimate loser would be the woman as society still judges a woman negatively for being married two or more times but for a man no one really cares if he marries 4 or more times. So spare me the bullshit and focus more on educating yourself ![]() |
vague:I'm sorry you might want to check the meaning of adultery again, it's not only about physical contact, emotional bonding is considered cheating nowadays. Now what you are suggesting is for the man to stick with the wife, a wife that has yet to admit she did anything wrong. Forget the westernized crap, as an African man I cannot tolerate such a thing and I cannot advice any man to tolerate such nonsense! |
vague:Let me tell you something, the fear of the unknown is what kills most ambitions. A man will always find a wife, it's so easy as long as he's capable financially. The children will be okay, when they grow up they'll understand why their mother was sent packing for adultery. Furthermore if I've never been in a serious relationship I doubt I would be discussing a subject as sensitive as this so don't insult my intelligence ![]() |
vague:Please where did you get your statistics? Last time I checked Western worlds have a much higher rate of divorce than Nigeria and the majority of divorces in Nigeria comes from couples doing things differently from the traditional way. Compare the amount of marriages from the 60s and 70s to nowadays and tell me which generation produced more successful marriages. |
Mutendiwashe:You're still mixing apples with oranges! Let's simplify this; the man took off his ring (Bad), at this point the man is at fault, a good complaint from the wife or even to family members would have resolved this but what did she do? She starts communicating with an ex(bad), she took off her ring too( very bad), she starts visiting another man (worse), she cooks for the man( worse to worst), she starts telling the man about her marital problems (worst). Hope you are getting my point here, it's not until a woman sleeps with a man before she can be accused of adultery, for goodness sake you call all her actions a negative reaction, please don't make me laugh! Screaming at the husband would be a negative reaction, calling him names would be a negative reaction, even threatening to walk away would be a negative reaction. What she has done is a taboo, totally uncalled for and only a woman who does not respect herself would ever do such a thing! You keep thinking marriage is about tit for tat when in reality it's not! |
vague:Wrong again, they are way beyond that stage. The damage has been done already, if I were in the guy's shoe at this stage I would have sent her packing but it seems this guy is a softy which is why he's on Nairaland asking for advice. |
Mutendiwashe:You still don't get it do you? If a wife does not like an action by her husband for goodness sake let him know, if he does not change involve people who can talk to him. You act as if marriage is about tit for tat, if a woman should react the way she has to every little issue in her marriage, she would soon find herself out the door. By your reasoning because the man took off his ring or he isn't a good communicator, the wife has the freedom to flirt with another man, confide in him and who knows what. When did Africans start acting like the Kardashians? |
vague:Yes! Some men are natural cheats while others have self respect. As a man I know it's my job to tell my wife how I want to be treated, I owe it to her to discuss what I like and what I don't. If she won't listen, I'll involve her family and if that doesn't work I'll leave her. The day my wife stops being attractive to me is the day I know something is not right somewhere and that's where the conversation starts not flirting or cheating! |
Mutendiwashe:It's not excusable but it does not give the woman the right to do what she's done. We are Africans, whatever happened to reporting him to his family members or someone he respects? You people keep trying to come up with lame excuses for a married woman to flirt around and I'll keep telling you all the same thing, it's pure bullshit! |
egobetatoday:Stop it already with your biased assessment! I'm assuming you are not married because if you were you would understand that things are not always rosy like the movies would have us believe. Are you telling me the guy turns up the music every time she wants to have a discussion or is this a one time event in which she has chosen to capitalize on? If I was in the guy's position, we would already be discussing divorce or at least a temporary separation, the fact that he's still looking for advice shows me that he has not given up on her. I don't tolerate bullshit and what the wife has done is inexcusable, I've seen women sent packing not doing half as much so trust me when I say she should thank God she married a cool headed guy! |
egobetatoday:It's no excuse! A guy that's willing to share his personal affairs on Nairaland shows that he's deeply concerned, he hasn't given up on his wife yet. Women are fond of making excuses such as he's not approachable, he won't listen and he doesn't have time; the reality is there were better options available to her than confiding in another man! Maybe I'm just old school but some things are just not done when married! |
If that's what it takes for all the ISIS, Boko Haram of the world to stop killing innocent people, I would rather they find enlightenment in Christianity than to continue using Islam to justify their selfish ambitions. True Muslims don't go around killing innocent people, Jihad cannot be fought against defenseless people. There's no compulsion in religion, Christianity or Islam what really matters is the purity of one's heart! |
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