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Not a problem... There are many jobless thugs waiting to fill those vacancies. The Corruption Capital of the Universe won't miss a step. |
Jovialjune1:Okay... You've now been noted and noticed. Enjoy the rest of your day. |
Jovialjune1:I will assume you missed the part of the general statement covering both genders before embarking on this misguided, emotional, and misdirected rant. Maybe you can't see that your statement regarding "One-tenths" goes both ways... Please, take a glass of chilled water. This is not the time, and I am not the source of your life troubles. Thanks. |
I like this Reno... But, I think he has an unflatteringly high opinion of himself. ![]() |
Visited, worked in some, and stayed in others... Ogun Delta Edo Lagos Every state in the North Rivers Anambra Akwa-Ibom (one of the best I visited) Cross River Abuja (current location) etc... I will say over 20 states. ![]() Traveling used to be so much fun before this failed leadership across the nation. There was a country indeed. |
An uncle told me that consciously and unconsciously, most Nigerian and African men and ladies fully endorse POLYGAMY. Even the ones that speak against it verbally don't mind indulging in it if the money and comfort are in play. Well, Op, an average Nigerian lady's interest in a guy is first his financial backbone... For most, his marital or relationship status comes second. |
See ehn... Most men in this nation will confess to anyone who is deeply close to them that most of their life miseries began the day they chose to get hitched. For starters, why would any man even borrow and exhaust his savings on a wedding ceremony or marriage rites??! Yes ma, it is EXTORTION! Plain and simple. I have it on record that the animosity and gulf between most married men and their in-laws begin at the wedding preparations, and never improve long into their marriages. |
Penguin2:Absolutely none... Which is why some of us have since turned cynical about the chances of democracy actually succeeding in Nigeria, and most parts of this continent. |
Well... It has never been a secret that these idle charlatans are overpaid and crooked. |
Penguin2:1. Completely sanitize the electoral body. Partially 'uncorrupt' that so-called independent commission by making its top leadership by general consensus across citizenry rather than via selection/appointment. The same should go for CBN and AGN positions. 2. It goes without saying that the current 1999 Constitution has to be reworked to suit a nation destined for unity and progress. 3. A successful number 2 above should pave way for the overdue "Decentralization of Government" for better statewide and regional leadership and focus. These should be foundational for every other intended progress of this nation... The failure of the above means the nation will never make any serious progress. NEVER!!! |
oluwaseyi0:You are running circles around the hard truth... But, I understand. That's the price of partisanship. Personally, I can call a spade a spade cos I'm neutral in all of these. This is the truth: 1. ECOWAS should not have considered Tinubu or any elected Nigerian President due to their being nascent in the role (No need stretching this simple fact). 2. Nigeria's recent Election was highly controversial and this is not subject to argument. I honestly don't care about the chances of Atiku and others... INEC was suspect and shoddy. They could and should have done better to erase doubts among winners and losers. |
garfield1: Penguin2:I will never understand why a lot of you guys on this forum are so obsessed with stereotyping and labeling... Honestly, I am generally "Anti-Nigerian politics" which means I equally despise all top political parties and their members... I am Pro-good governance and a firm believer in visionary and people-centered leadership: things Nigeria has not witnessed in decades. Y'all should learn to shun bigotry and sycophancy, and focus on objective thrusts of discussions. |
It's interesting that nations like Niger which are condescendingly regarded as poor nations have incredibly lower unemployment rates than the "Giant" of Africa. I know many of you sycophants will always bring forth the stupid and overused "Population" excuse (y'all need better excuses), but this nation is nowhere close to the population of some advanced nations. The nation is simply deficient in strategic and progressive leadership... And, you citizens need to get off your high horses and learn skills. Formal employment (White collar jobs) will continue to decrease as we progress along. Our leaders should seriously engage with the youth population and create accessibility to soft loans for small and medium-scale startups. |
dmostcheerful:Well, it's actually more correct to say "Dice" since that's how the original and widely accepted adage goes... An adage that is rightly credited to Albert Einstein, who said, and I quote, "God does not play dice with the universe". I agree with you about English not being a measure of intelligence... Even those of us who claim to speak and write it perfectly are not truly proficient in it. |
oluwaseyi0:My earlier stance too... That position should never have gone to a man newly elected from a highly controversial and currently disputed election. Jagaban is already compromised as it stands. |
If he invades, he has fvcked up (The North will collectively rise against him)... If he doesn't invade, he has fvcked up (He will look weak). Mr. President is in an unenviable position/dilemma right now. This is why he should never have been hasty to react to the whole Coup issue... He should have simply sat back and observed a bit. Life should not always be gra gra. Same thing with some of the 'great' policies since he assumed office... So much haste, so little planning and almost zero foresight and feasibility. Why is he always in a hurry to act and react??! Who exactly is he trying to please??! Certainly not most Nigerians. He needs to watch it... Seriously. |
Sigh... Awon Skull Region. ![]() |
The very first meaningful and sensible thing this glutton has said this year...! Kudos for this, FFK. |
dennisworld1:You're right... That would also help, but not without its attendant difficulties on the average citizens. |
This is not even news...! DSS Police FRSC NTA All Ministries CBN FIRS NDLEA EFCC Etc... None of them recruits strictly on merit... Not one. That's why we have so many misfits rising through the ranks (Promotion is ceremonial rather than meritorious), and eventually heading these organizations. This is precisely why this nation may never see true development... The ROT is foundational and deeply rooted. |
The only permanent way to save Naira is to drastically cut down importation...! Increase production and self-sufficiency, as well as start exporting commodities. All these selfish approaches and counsels from forex traders mean nothing in the long term... The Naira will keep depending on foreign currencies for all major transactions and business deals, with IMPORTATION being the number one culprit. Nigerians have to start shunning foreign-made products and actually consume more of Naija-made... DSTV, MTN, etc, will have to suffer. |
As a nation, we need to straighten out and simplify our Adoption laws... This will put a lasting end to these "Baby Factory" and marketing syndicates proliferating every day. This should be accompanied by national sensitization and awareness campaigns about the ease and joys of adopting kids legally without stress for couples unable to have theirs. |
Johnrake69:This administration is gasping for breath and clutching at straws...! Anything and everything is a justification. Don't you see how dumb their supporters sound every time they attempt to back these comical statements?!! |
Yeah... And increase stress and fatalities due to poor citizens dropping dead from hunger and trekking. You people are doing a great job there. |
RockHard:Well... It can't be Canada's fault that grown ass men and women don't have a mind of their own. |
RockHard:Desperation??! Are they the ones desperate or those jumping into the Japa bandwagon without proper plans and research?!! Canada is not compelling anyone to relocate to their nation... If you must go there, at the very least, try and do proper due diligence. |
The things I like to hear... Let the foreign love spread to non-medical professionals too. This is why education is key, even if you want to be craftsman or artisan... Still try and get a tertiary education and degree. |
Zxcvbnmghtr:Don't you worry... Soon, y'all will run out of people and things to blame. You think you can give excuses for 4 years?!! Nigerians had enough of that for 8 years from Buhari... No one is interested in excuses any more! No one. |
shortgun:ECOWAS has long outlived its usefulness...! Everyone knows this. |
There are people in worse situations who never resorted to robbery. |
If this is true, Tonto will have a week-long party! ![]() |
Good job NLC... Keep these crooks on their toes. Subsidy removal is for the best... However, the policy must totally favor all citizens. |
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