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Mobinga:do u even know the reason for his action before calling him mad ![]() na wa for u people o this is a banking reform needed to be done for the economy do you think he is going to do something that would out our economy at disadvantage |
[quote author=E-Engineer link=topic=728562.msg8862429#msg8862429 date=1312560209]why would we ibos let inferiority complex kill us, can someone bring out full logical proof that we descended from the jews, is this claim just a ploy to try and associate ourselves with a so called superior culture[/quote]is it ibo or igbo just want to find out, and as the topic well it a very sad event but it is the hands of we as a people to change this |
PointB: ![]() |
ezeagu:lol ewe-igbo ![]() ewe is quite related to the yorubas as well |
I knew tribalism would be here it is a shame that A NIGERIAN dies and ideeiot are coming here pointing fingersChika RIP. na naja condition way make people they do things like this Na wa oo |
Thank God We're not A Nigerians and people see no wrong in the grammar ![]() Nice song though |
obamamate:thanks makes it cheap then good kudos to innoson |
Funkymallam:gbammmm |
londoner:what is there dues if they are not already collecting it. non- indigene have free education in states schools same with health etc so everyone is enjoying the benefit of lagos there is no discrimination as you about putting it. Unless you have not leaved in lagos. i am a non -indigene and I am not discriminated against |
alexola20:I think the growth of this company would gear up our road to constant electricity IMO this company would also kick start ajaokuta steel not with foreign companies but by Nigerians themselves |
good the FG should encourage this company by reducing the importation of vehicles to Nigeria and encourage this company by whatever means apart from the employment this would increase, the revenue it would generate for Nigeria alone is good. also industralisation kudos |
Bliss4Lyfe:so biafra would have done better for ogoni people LOL show me the state of abia then I would say otherwiselastly ijaws do not want biafra stop putting words in there mouth, they want an ijaw nation |
edoyad:Lol ok quality of education internationalized size research output impact prestige thanks, http://www.webometrics.info/about_rank.html |
Bliss4Lyfe:again it has nothing to do with oduduwa or any tribalism you are trying to add to this I am not supporting any corrupt government. You are right about the adequate funds but there are some reforms that needs to be done in our educational sector don't u think so |
edoyad:so with is wrong in what I said |
greateros:it is time my brother while they are taking abroad the ogoni people dey suffer na wao |
Bliss4Lyfe:are u making sense at all what does tribalism or oduduwa got to do with this. is this jealousy or what 1. corruption in the educational system 2. the standards are low, students are thought to memorise rather than learn 3. No work placement thus no proper field on experience 4. the lectures are not really qualified 5. no proper equipments for the students to use to for there academic experience |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=728157.msg8858597#msg8858597 date=1312527053]How do they rank the schools, out of curiosity? What metrics?[/quote]College and university rankings are lists of institutions in higher education, ordered by combinations of factors. In addition to entire institutions, specific programs, departments, and schools are ranked. Rankings are conducted by magazines, newspapers, governments and academics. Various rankings consider measures of research excellence and/or influence, student choices, eventual success and/or demographics, on surveys, and others. Some rankings evaluate institutions within a single country, while others assess institutions worldwide. The subject has produced much debate about rankings' usefulness and accuracy. The expanding diversity in rating methodologies and accompanying criticisms of each indicate the lack of consensus in the field. Rankings are often consulted by prospective students in the university and college admissions process. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/College_and_university_rankings |
edoyad:what do you mean by that ? what did i say to warrant your statement [quote author=alj_harem link=topic=728157.msg8858661#msg8858661 date=1312527863]it is based on the number of people with jobs from those universities( foreign expertirstes) etc also merits, (number of first class) number of students in your universities[/quote][quote author=alj_harem link=topic=728157.msg8858673#msg8858673 date=1312528023]u don start again[/quote] |
DaLover:dude please stop talking rubbish here does lagos collect money from the centre ? when last has the country given allocation to lagos? all the jobs created for people, what about that? the fish farming and agriculture produce in lagos can feed only lagosian but the bearing of migrates from other parts mostly from the east is affecting the state and its bugets also, lagos is putting the country to worlds stage thanks to the people of lagos psquare,Dbanj, nollywood etc would not be here today if not for Allah/God and the people lagos what other state unites Nigeria if not lagos pls mention one. Lagos is even called the mini Nigeria Revenue generated by foreign investors in Lagos alone, is sustanting all those pot-belly politicains Oil revenue is lagos is another thing. all thanks to Lagos, |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=728157.msg8858597#msg8858597 date=1312527053]How do they rank the schools, out of curiosity? What metrics?[/quote]it is based on the number of people with jobs from those universities( foreign expertirstes) etc also merits, (number of first class) number of students in ur universities |
[quote author=alex_101 link=topic=728064.msg8858094#msg8858094 date=1312516282]Ok, just because you have nigerians who are proud of the LIE (nigeria) doesn't mean those of us who are not proud of the LIE (nigeria) should be quiet ![]() Again, get your facts straight,,,nigerians did not introduce GSM to Ghana. Infact, Ghana had GSM before you guys. Well, carry on the task of defending your nigerian dungeon.[/quote]since when did they have it |
9ja voice: ![]() why the insults |
[quote author=alex_101 link=topic=728064.msg8858040#msg8858040 date=1312514697]step1, it's simple,,,I cannot defend a LIE (nigeria), even if the LIE(nigeria) is being ridiculed by a foreigner .[/quote]ok so the lie nigeria which you don't believe in does not mean others don't believe in it.when did ghana get gsm, who introduced it to them, is it not nigerians when did ghana get good movies or how to make good movies, is it not through nollywood where did ghana get a good banking system is it not through nigerian banks even the money they borrowed from nigeria, they have not paid back really nigerians need to stop going to ghana. whether you defend it or not, just remember other nigerians are proud of there country and as such u must not comment it is not by force to type |
[quote author=alex_101 link=topic=728064.msg8858021#msg8858021 date=1312513696]Buyayhaha! This is what happens when a grown ar.se (51-yr-old nigeria) refuses to "grow up". I have stopped defending the lie called "one-nigeria".Ghanains and the rest of the world, I say carry on,,,the dungeon called nigeria deserves every form of humiliation, atleast until it ceases to exist .[/quote]can u explain what u mean pls? |
amor4ce:alright thanks |
amor4ce:my brother, i read your links ok if the jebu are the ones that formed the present day ijebu people, then that is different because the distiction can be seen you said they can use a reference of lets say 8000 yrs yoruba as reference . but how are they sure the man in question is yoruba there were migrates back in those days unlike now. nupe, ashati, igbo(ugbo), ijaw(odudo) bini etc now how can they say that particular one is yoruba. is it because they can take the dna of an average yoruba on the street and compare ? if yes then it is very inaccurate I have ijaw, yoruba, hausa, kanuri, igbo and bini blood in me. I am as mixed as a Nigerian can get (i believe) what if lets say i marry, a nupe woman. and over the years my children also procreate. but ended up to be found in Igbo land would you say there genes is X% of nupe and X% of kanuri when clearly they are igbo now But all in all, I would accept this theory as I am no scientist Thanks for the education brother ![]() |
Freewilly: remember u promised me to stop |
gidson12:it is a common site in lagos. Even i have seen a person who started suya buisness by killing a random goat or cow on the street. they were tattered does not mean they were homeless or jobless as you put as i said again if you have been to oko baba, you would see a lot of tattered people working. in fact if you have not been to lagos before go watch "this is lagos by bbc" to educate yourself before you make silly comments about things u know nothing about The igbo and yoruba guy in that video was tattered and was picking from the dirtiest place in lagos. for a living means cows, pigs, goat and rams work through this places and they can be killed for food. ok what kind of ill informed youths do we have now are days |
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.[/quote]ok so the lie nigeria which you don't believe in does not mean others don't believe in it.