₦airaland Forum

kioski:
If you want to criticize any African President, please leave Kigame out because from your outburst you don't understand what democracy is...as a quick reminder, it is the government of the people, for the people, by the people. Essentially, what the people want is what decides the government in power. If a president performs excellently and the people want him back, why not? But the West know they'll be at disadvantage and therefore want to complain and condemn several terms of good presidents. Why haven't they complained about these old poverty merchants they deliberately recycle all over their French colonies? When did they become the citizens to want to have a say in the countries' affairs? Toeing these skewed understanding of democracy is what will leave us perpetually in poverty and helplessness as had been originally designed by the colonizers. We must not believe everything hook, line, and sinker. It's only ourselves that can liberate us from mental slavery.

wittywriter:
The coups reflects the leadership mess in such countries where democracy is no longer by the people & for the people.

Did my post state so....?

Is that what you comprehend from my post?





Wittyness

gaby:
Unpatriotic, desecrating, twerkers of Ukraine.

raskymonojendor:
Absolutely.

Before and After of Kwankwaso.

Dshocker:
OP repeat after me;

A is for Apple
B is for Bomboclaat
C is for camel-Toe
D is for Love Machine
E is for Envy
F is for Fool
G is for Goat
H is for Hoe

You deserve 25 strokes of the cane.

KanwuliaExtra:
Since 1999, no justice, no executive, not legislature.
Fake democracy.
You wonder why they are coups all over West Africa.


Whom are they deceiving?
The WORST will by this PEPT landmark case.
E go choke. . . and the outcome will be business as usual.

KanwuliaExtra:
Surprise!
Surprise!

I don’t see any hope for Nigeria in the near future. I need to stop deluding myself.

Abufo:
I am a frustrated zombie raised to power 1000, I am dying of hunger in Nigeria, l have not eaten for the past few weeks, l prefer to go and fight and be an idiot in Niger Republic

endsarrrs:
Don't call peoples food that word. If it's non of your business, just move the fvck far away...Nairaland kids

Righteousness2:
If you are conversant with happenings with events on Earth, things as these will not come as a suprise.

Dubai has an abrahamic house that houses a church, a mosque and a synaguoge.
The UAE is a major player and centre for their one world religion.

The world is being primed for the
New world order
One world religion
One world government
One world currency etc

Don't be deceived with all that. There is no salvation for Humanity except through JESUS CHRIST.

Most important, prepare yourself and all around you. The RAPTURE is upon us. JESUS CHRIST IS COMING QUICKLY.

emmanuelewumi:
Artificial intelligence tinz

optimusprime2:
This thing cracked me up...
Because in my countless expeditions, I realised the size of Gbola, really matters.

Whenever I meet all those babes who always claim "I can't be satisfied", I simply hold my calm, because Las Las, they always get injured down there.

For me I mostly never bother, because I know that 97% of the time I always make contact with the womb entrance, so if they don't get satisfied quickly, na their wahala be that- an injury will be sure... especially if I want to prove a point.

Secondly I realised most of these women who like making noise about big gbola ... literally have no idea of what the experience is like, they usually forget that a Gbola doesn't walk alone, it could have an owner who weighs over 100kg and has his own force output. Basically some dudes can be physical battering rams. Well I am glad I have assisted in educating a number of these lady folk.

I will never forget a Danish woman who blocked my number temporarily after a session... I am not joking, she used a wheelchair for some days because she couldn't walk, to think her argument was "she can't be satisfied" the thing shock am me sef wicked, I buy viagra follow join on top matter

Anyway I have hung my boots... I remain a coach though.

Oyindamolah:
I’ll try to answer the question from my personal experiences and observations. Here are the personal and educational background of Indian CEOs that work in their favor:

1. They are all from middle-class families so they don’t have a luxury of opportunities to choose from and they make the best of whatever opportunities they had. This also helps them to be focused on their goal and not be distracted.

2. A lot of them are from the Southern states of India, where there is a culture of attaining knowledge and being humble.

3. They all come from a technical background in engineering, cracking one of the hardest exams (JEE) in the world on the way and learning to deal with extreme amount of pressure from an early age of 18. This pressure taking ability helps them to face any future challenge in the corporate world.

4. They all do a masters degree from a IVY League that helps them get into a good firm like McKinsey, Google etc. with a good starting opportunity.

5. They all end up being on H1B sponsorship, so they end up working for a firm for a long time, unlike their American counterparts who have the luxury of switching companies or quitting jobs.

Now imagine, you are the board member of a fortune company, wouldn’t you want to have an extremely smart, humble and loyal employee to be the CEO of the company over any other candidate?
Most Nigerians industrialist employe Indians