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Sex is dirty, so they said. So, they turned off all the lights and copulated in thick silence punctuated with barely audible moans and sighs while they secretly acquired stashes of erotic magazines and movies, gawking at images and videos of nude personalities seeming to have the time of their lives. They told us sex is dirty so we could keep our thighs closed, zips locked, noses turned up in disgust and minds smitten in horror at the mere mention of the word. That was until we found out somehow that it gives much more pleasure than ten bowls of chocolate ice cream garnished with a variety of nuts and coconut chippings. "Surely, something so thrilling cannot be dirty," we reasoned. Deeper and deeper we sunk into all kinds of sexual addictions. Our experiments began with stolen kisses that got deeper until we unraveled our clothing and couldn't seem to extricate our limbs from the clutches in which we had been wrapped. The world around us seemed to shrink in size as we stared at the erotic display of skin, sinews and skills in different sizes, shapes and motions. The more we remembered that our acts were forbidden, the more we were sucked in to the vortex of unending scenes and fantasies. Then, the actors invaded our mobile devices and mailboxes until we began to relish waking up to the bold invitations from "Cutebitch", "HotSandy", "BigZack", etc. Our guilt deepened as we transited to self-stimulation on days and nights when we were too shy, afraid or depressed to find partners. Then we found our palms reaching to forbidden zones even when we were in public places, among friends, family and/or strangers. It didn't matter anymore. The urge to feel good and better about ourselves was greater than the fear of being caught in public. On sober days, we wished we could open up to somebody. Not anybody, but someone who cared enough to hear us without condemnation. One who wouldn't heighten our sense of shame by feeding us the lie that sex is dirty because in the throes of passion, it didn't feel dirty. It felt sweet, good, beautiful, exciting, like ice cream, popcorn and a good movie after a stressful day. Like a sizeable mound of swallow and our favourite soup after a particularly difficult test... And that was why we couldn't stop. No matter how much we tried, we just couldn't stop. Dear young friend, sex is sweet. Even in it's perverse form, it still feels good, very good. I know that it helps you let go of some tension when you feel hurt after being unduly criticized or ignored by those who claim to love you. It's where you run to when you feel like the world has moved on without you and you're stuck in the same spot year after year. It's the balm that soothes you when you are faced with a deep sense of inadequacy. It began with an experiment but is now a consuming addiction because even when your heart says no, your body and your mind say yes. Now, you have accepted that you like it. You also need to know that it is sacred. It's like that special couch in your sitting room; that one that only your dad was allowed to sit on. Yeah, like that special beer mug that only your dad was allowed to drink from. You watched with longing every time he drank from it. You could feel the liquid slide down your throat whenever he drank from it at dinner. It wasn't dirty, it was sacred. So, you stole gulps from it whenever you could until... the day it slid from your palms and crashed on the floor. Your crime no longer hidden, you had to face the penalty for crashing your dad's favourite mug. You could have waited till you were grown enough to have your own special mug but your greed was greater than reason. That same greed is the reason you experiment with sex. Call it curiosity, fun, whatever. Truth remains that instead of sex, you could be playing football, a video game, writing a script, visiting friends, learning to play the guitar or engaging in many other things. So next time you feel like stealing that sacred gift called sexual pleasure outside the confines of marriage, take a stroll, play a game, talk to someone trustworthy like Matthew Femi Adedoyin, Stella Eyuruntela Ashe, Ajewole Ayodeji, Osagie Alex( 0803 666 6845) or anyone within your circle who understands and won't victimise you. S/he doesn't have to be a pastor to help you get over your addiction but must have a pair of listening ears and a heart that truly cares. I want to see you on the other side of freedom from sexual perversion. I know you can. written by Alex O. |
Post-election: fmr. President Jonathan supporters have become critics of President Buharis administration while the Sai Baba supporters have become self-appointed spokespersons and defenders of President Buhari – there are few exceptions. I am more concerned about the Buhari fans because I am one. The reason I supported Buhari was my desire for a better Nigeria, the reason has not changed. I am afraid that many fans of the present administration are towing the same line as those of President Jonathan who will do anything to defend and justify whatever he does whether wrong or right. Some have formed the habit of comparing Buharis government with Jonathan’s administration, should we not base our performance metrics on what is right? Dear Buhari fans it is not your duty to make up speeches, policies for President Buhari rather we should ensure that our votes continue to count. We should be watch dogs and constructive critics of this administration. I have a proposition for the various pro Buhari electronic platforms that supported the emergence of this administration. The leadership of these platforms should come together to form what I call the Progressives assembly, an electronic/web platform that collaborates with the spokespersons of the President to bring first hand, undiluted information from the presidency to the progressives and Nigerians at large. The platform will also serve as channel for Buhari supporters to make suggestions to the presidency, commend and criticize the government. The information sourced from the progressive’s assembly platform is what we should distribute on social media and consolidate on. We must resist following the path of those before us, the path of self-deceit, blind support, praise singing and sycophancy. If our opinions counted during the pre-election period, it should count more now. For those who seek the downfall of Buhari administration and write all manners of “trash” about his administration, it is not our duty to insult them. Rather we must school them on why we all must be objective in our views and be partners in the project of building a Nigeria that generations unborn will be proud of. May God bless Nigeria |
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Onuche a SS 3 boarding school student observed that the Uredo House SS 1 boys were making noise when they should be observing siesta. He thought in his mind, “I pray that Kola should be one of the noise makers………….” He jumped out of his bed and made for the SS 1 dormitory, on entering Uredo house his eyes caught Kola at the left most corner of the room. He was not contributing to the noise but was sitting upright on his bed. Onuches face was aglow with rage, this sent shivers down the spines of the SS 1 boys. A pin drop silence followed which was disrupted by Onuches baritones’ voice, “SS 1 Uredo House boys! Una don die this afternoon, una papa all…… When I am done with you, you will learn to observe siesta when you should”. He pulled out his leather belt, and landed 5 lashes on their backs. At Kolas turn, the intensity of the lashing tripled, Onuche lashed out the belt with all his energy and increased Kolas tally to 7 strokes. After his departure, Kola enjoyed the empathy of his roommates. While acknowledging and appreciating his roommates concern and thoughtfulness he muttered, “na setting” Hear his side of the story………… On my way back from evening dinning about three weeks ago, Snr. Onuche waylaid me at the bend between the SS 2 and SS 1 block. “wetin una chop for dinning” he queried, I responded that we ate rice. “Make I jack two spoons” he said pointing a "soup spoon" at my food flask. “No please…………..” was my response. This explanation made them realize that Kola was the target of Onuches rage. They exclaimed almost in unison “See setting!” Ojochide a SS 1C student once experienced the same. She went to the labour ground without a cutlass or broom. Usman, the Library prefect who punished those without any work tool showed her no mercy. On two occasion, she had rudely turned down the labour prefect request to be her lover. He related the story to his friends who took it upon themselves to deal with her on his behalf. If you attended a boarding house school in the 1990s the scenarios painted in this piece may be familiar to you. At Federal Government College Ugwolawo we referred to it as “Setting”. Setting is a Predator, Prey syndrome. The senior students are potential predators while a junior student is potential prey - whenever he/she turns down a senior students request. The only way not to fall prey to the seniors trap is to obey all school rules and regulations – which is almost impossible. Where a student happen to observe all the school rule, the scope of the trap is expanded to target the prey indirectly like the case of Kola. Did you experience setting during your boarding house day? Did you “set” for anyone? or Did you fall prey to setting? Share your experience with me |
America as a nation has lost the respect and admiration I once had for it and have no moral justification to interfere in the affairs of any nation particularly on issues that bother on the respect and dignity of humankind. The legalization of same sex marriage and open support for abortion is a clear case of “HumanoTerrorism”. A term I coined to describe laws and acts that pose great danger to humanity. By the legalization of same sex marriage, America as the most powerful and influential nation in the world laid a bad and shameful precedence. Their attempt to redefine marriage to accommodate same sex marriage is deceitful and misleading. To individuals who say gays and lesbians are only exercising their rights to love and pose no harm to society; I label such pronouncements as shallow and attribute them to lack of in-depth thought and understanding of the subject. My thoughts on the implication of same sex marriage reveals that: ++In no distant time, some set of advanced lesbians and gays will clamour for legalization of marriage between man & animal eg human and dog, human and monkey. ++The sexual abuse of the male child will be on the rise. ++Like deforestation, same sex marriage is dehumanization. ++Like ozone layer depletion promoted by harmful, unsafe activities of man, same sex marriage will result to “marriage institution depletion”, which amounts to destroying the foundation on which marriage is built. ++Unknown, deadly and untreatable diseases will be on the increase. Remember that AIDS is linked to human interaction with animal. The legalization of same sex marriage is an open invitation to the unknown. To my fellow Africans, particularly those Nigerians who see nothing wrong with same sex marriage, I pray that your sons and daughters will someday bring their kind home as spouse. I hope you will give them your blessing when that time comes. Fellow Nigerians, we have lost so much of our traditions, culture to westernization. We must not lose it all, we have our humanity to preserve. We must resist every pressure to see a woman as a man and vice versa. The acceptance of gay and lesbians in America signaled a lost battle; to a social problem. The powerful America lost the good fight! We must not lose the fight like the Americans. One lesson they stand to learn from us is “marriage is an institution created for a man and woman”. They teach us technological sense, we have a responsibility to teach them moral sense. If you agree with this message, pass it on. |
By Bukola Bayo-Philip When the doctor told Jason he had just about a month to live, following his deteriorating brain tumor, he sat dejected in the hospital lobby for the whole day. No friend, no family close by. Their absence -the cost of his ambition, and yet, just a couple of days to either exist or live. All his entire life has been in the pursuit of ‘everything’ that summed up to ‘nothing’. And now he sat lonely and empty; because he never really finished anything. When last did we really all think about taking life slow? If truly, like the popular saying ‘You Only Live Once’, then there should be a better way of living than speeding through each day like a jet, and wishing still that there could be more in a day than 24 hours. Life is sacred and should be lived at a leisurely pace, because there is still plenty of time to be dead, according to Hans Anderson. From the moment we are born, we have had our days packed full of activities. Goals seem never to end, and so does hard work through all our green and grey days. There is just always more to do. Alarms by the bed side, to-do-lists on the refrigerator and reminders on our cell phones, all reminding us that there is no rest anywhere. But honestly, there is more to life than increasing its speed says Mohandas Gandhi. Rushing through life is rarely worth it, because one day we are going to realize that everything comes at its own time and pace. So, do not feel guilty when next you are idle. Do not over-schedule your life (you might want to tell your Personal Assistant (P.A) not to do this as well). Live in the moment and forget about your fears and aspirations for a while. Take it easy on yourself, keeping it in mind that life will always go on; either you overwork yourself till you break down or not. Set fewer tasks and enjoy every task you do (play some music if the task is boring or sit on a hill if you need some concentration). Do not be like Jason, shutting yourself up in the career zone until you realize you are one lonely and unhappy individual with no friends and family near. Take awkward selfies with friends. Reduce the fast foods and noodles, they only make your life run faster. Be interested in others (ask your colleague why he or she is wearing a long face or get a friend a bracelet). Understand the importance of vacation, enjoy little things about life. Find a hobby and do something that makes you laugh till your jaw aches. Finally, create some time alone each day to think and thank God about how lucky you are to be alive and well. Let time’s chariot speed fast; live slow! Trust me, there is no better way to live than to live now. |
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Now that same sex marriage has been institutionalized in some countries, what is your take on it? For me same sex marriage is another form of terrorism to humanity. I also think it is a psychiatric condition. I hope scientists across the world are carrying out research to get a cure to this abnormal condition and madness called same sex marriage. Animals know better..... So do Magnets.... Cow now more sensible than Man? I hope the Nigerian National Assembly will put up a law to ban gay foreigners, couples from gaining entrance into the country. Same Sex marriage is Haram. It is Terrorism. Lets fight Terrorism in all it forms. God please save humanity.
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On page 9 of The Punch Newspaper of Monday, May 25, 2015 ,is a publication of Nominees for 2015 Lagos State Man of the Year Award (LASMAYA 2015) by the Centre for policy development and political studies. Among the Nominees is Mr. Paul Abiodun Jegede. My first contact with Mr Paul Abiodun Jegede was during the final interview for a Business development officer position with Japaul Group. Before the interview I did my research on the company's history, directors and services. I was particularly impressed by the humanitarian exploits of Mr Paul through his foundation - Jegede Paul Foundation. While giving a brief account of myself at the interview, I talked about the humanitarian projects I embarked on during my National Youth Service Year; a look at Mr Paul facial expression boosted my confidence. I must have appealed to the Philanthropist in him. When it was my turn to ask questions, I directed this question at Mr Paul, "You are an accountant by training, how did you envision Japaul group and why did you choose to be an entrepreneur. His response was simple and short, "To impact humanity and my generation positively". The narrative above forms my basis for choosing Mr. Paul Abiodun Jegede as my Nominee for the Lagos State Man of the Year Award. To vote Mr. Paul as 2015 Lagos State Man of the Year, text “Award Mr. Paul Abiodun Jegede” to 07085850077. Voting ends on Sunday 31st of May, 2015. Short Profile of Mr Paul Abiodun Jegede Mr. Paul Jegede holds a degree in Accounting from the University of Ilorin and an MBA from Rivers State University of Science and Technology. He worked as the Financial Controller and later Financial Projects Coordinator with Pelfaco Limited, a company with an asset base of about N1.3billion as at 1991. Mr. Paul Jegede is the founder of Japaul Oil and Maritime Services Plc and Chief Executive Officer/ Managing Director of Japaul Group. Humanitarian Activities Through Jegede Paul Foundation, he touches the lives of many slum dwellers positively through the foundations Slum Invasion programme. He is a father of many orphans through his association and support for the Life Fountain Orphanage home. For the records, Japaul Group creates employment for over 1000 job applicants yearly, the beneficiaries are mainly Lagosians. To vote Mr. Paul as 2015 Lagos State Man of the Year, text “Award Mr. Paul Abiodun Jegede” to 07085850077. Voting ends on Sunday 31st of May, 2015. |
https://connectnigeria.com/articles/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/unnamed-37.jpg Long before data became king, I had a penchant for keeping information. This may not have been so without my father, who taught his children the importance of good record keeping. On a fateful day, I was confronted by Cynthia, the tallest girl in my class, “What is it you want to do with my name”? Before I could put my thoughts together in response to her question, “What do you want to do with my name” had become a chorus and a practical demonstration of the law of equilibrium. There was no better way to experience Newton’s law of motion than being pulled by near equal forces from opposite directions. I eventually pulled some Jackie Chan stunts to get loose from my accuser’s grip and saved my explanation for my male friends who cared to listen to my account: the thought that some of my classmates would leave for secondary school from Primary 5 made me keep a record of all their names in one of my jotters. Today, the importance of data and networking is trending and they have become synonymous with successful businesses and social media initiatives. Many years after my experience with primary 5B girls (1998 set) at Sacred Heart Nursery and Primary School, not much has changed about ladies and the significance they attach to their social information. Each time I board the Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) to work, I carefully select who I sit next to. Before I reach my destination, I find a way to initiate a conversation and round it up with “I will like to meet you again. The next time we meet, we should not be strangers. Can I have your mobile contact, LinkedIn profile URL or your social media name?” This approach was inspired after reading a thought-provoking article by Richard Branson where he argued that a lot of networking and business opportunities are missed when individuals stay glued to their electronic devices in transit and at events, and fail to engage the people around them. He recalled business opportunities he sealed via contacts made during flights and pointed out that the device will remain but the opportunity to meet some individuals might only come once. On request for their contact information, 90% of ladies respond with, “don’t worry”, or “there is no need”. To one I replied, “You don’t know who I am” and she responded.... Continue reading |
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vfactor:Dear vfactor, the questions are not funny neither are they silly. Find below my response. 1. We are flying to create value, make the world better than we meet it. Fulfil our destiny. 2. Goals are set to keep you on track, so you have a clear picture of where you are going and what you want to achieve. 3. The aim of achieving goals is to get result. Is to know that whatever you set out to do you can do it. At this point, you are fulfilled and energized to pursue other goals. |
Do you have a vision? How big is it? If you must achieve your life goals you must avoid the comfort zone and beware of individuals "who are comfort zone lovers". They strive for comfort, predictability, and security in life. On the heels of comfort comes complacency; of predictability, boredom; and of security, no vision. A nest is good for a robin while it is an egg. But it is bad for a robin when it has wings. It is a good place to be hatched in, but it is a poor place to fly in. It is always sad when people do not want to leave the nests of their lives. Take hold of your vision and fly with it! |
Dear Friend, what is it with you and the ages of the founders? How old is the founder of facebook? How old is seun founder of Nairaland The influence these young men have is not tied to numbers (their age) Great things are not done by age. So you want them to wait until they are 65 years old to make a difference. Please you need to drop this mentality, it is not healthy. Beware of Dogmatic Talkersl Many visions are not realized because of strong, dogmatic people. To be absolutely certain about something, one must either know everything or nothing about it. Most of the time, the dogmatist knows nothing but conventionally says something. asfalol: |
My brother if you say everything should be completely "free" what then would the organizers gain from it. It should be mutually beneficial. I have drafted CVs for many of my friends. Not everyone can draft a good CV and I do not see a crime if you have to pay for one. The fact that an individual cannot draft a good CV does not translate to incompetence. Beware of Dogmatic Talkersl Many visions are not realized because of strong, dogmatic people. To be absolutely certain about something, one must either know everything or nothing about it. Most of the time, the dogmatist knows nothing but conventionally says something. |
When will this category of people face the consequences of their incivility/corruption/abuse of office. 1. Citizens who litter the environment with waste 2. Institutions/Individuals who continue to embezzle the Industrial training allowance for Undergraduates on SIWES. 3. Police Officers who permit mobs to kill innocent citizens in their custody. 4. Civil servants who contribute nothing to the economy of the Nation. The list is endless............... Dear Citizens, If Nigeria must be better than we met it, you and I have a role to play. As much as you can, do what is right. It is not enough to know what is right, doing it is honorable. |
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share your view on this poem Written by a working-class Chilean woman in 1973, shortly after Chile’s socialist president, Salvador Allende, was overthrown. This is to be read by two people, one reading the bold-faced type(2) and one reading the regular type(1) 1.I am a woman. 2.I am a woman. 1.I am a woman born of a woman whose man owned a factory. 2.I am a woman born of a woman whose man labored in a factory. 1.I am a woman whose man wore silk suits, who constantly watched his weight. 2.I am a woman whose man wore tattered clothing, whose heart was constantly strangled by hunger. 1.I am a woman who watched two babies grow into beautiful children. 2.I am a woman who watched two babies die because there was no milk. 1.I am a woman who watched twins grow into popular college students with summers abroad. 2.I am a woman who watched three children grow, but with bellies stretched from no food. 1.But then there was a man; 2.But then there was a man; 1.And he talked about peasants getting richer by my family getting poorer. 2.And he told me of days that would be better, and he made the days better. 1.We had to eat rice. 2.We had rice. 1.And beans. 2.And beans. 1.My children were no longer given summer visas to Europe. 2.My children no longer cried themselves to sleep. 1.And I felt like a peasant. 2.And I felt like a woman. 1.A peasant with a dull, hard, unexciting life. 2.Like a woman that sometimes allowed a song. 1.And I saw a man. 2.And I saw a man. 1.And together we began to plot with the hope of the return to freedom. 2.I saw his heart begin to beat with the hope of freedom, at last. 1.Someday, the return to freedom. 2.Someday freedom. 1.And then, 2.But then, 1.One day, 2.One day, 1.There were planes overhead and guns firing close by. 2.There were planes overhead and guns firing in the distance. continue reading - Visit address on photo below
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In school we were taught that economics is the study of how goods and services are produced, sold and bought. I dare say there is an economics of how love is generated, even sold and bought! An understanding of this economics is vital to achieving success in love even as an understanding of world economic theories and principles are vital to achieving success in life. Well we need to define what success in love means for us first: I believe this is achieving a loving relationship that is respectful, fulfilling and everlasting. So lets cut to the chase and look at various things that happen in the quest for and the practice of love and certain economic principles that work for us in our quest for the kind of love we just described. Those who are single and seeking love will be interested in the very important economic concept of demand and supply. In pure economics terms, it is a product/service which is readily available (high supply) has little or no value, while low supply refers to products that are not readily available but have much value. Things that are scarce are usually sought with passion and people place great value on them and are willing to pay more money to acquire them. But not so for things that are readily available. It does not matter the actual quality of the product/service. You’re surprised when the same pineapple you recently bought N100 now costs 300 and the seller simply explains that “Pineapple is scarce now” - you quickly pay before someone else buys it. So in your quest for love please understand that if you are readily available, or you give of yourself cheaply, your value as a lovable material worthy of a high price diminishes. People will value you more (and love you more) if you are not easily obtainable. Some people get heart broken when someone starts acting funny or breaks up with them after they gave in to the persons demand for … ( you know what). Well the simple truth is that their value had dropped because they became cheaply available. What to do? Understand that you’re a person of great value and become the priced product that is not readily available, not easily get-able. Men (or women) will want to do anything to get you . But even then you should remain unobtainable until they do the one thing that guarantees the love will be everlasting until they sign the marriage certificate saying they’ll be with you forever no matter what. Another important love economics principle is the concept of “No free Lunch”. In pure world economics sometimes people demand for things like good roads or other amenities but with little thought for where the money to pay for the roads will come from. In reality the money has to come from somewhere, either higher taxes or from private investors who will seek to recover their investments say by charging tolls on the roads. The point is the people still have to pay for what they enjoy. In love there is also no free lunch. Guys understand and apply this principle even if unconsciously. A guy who spends money on a girl soon begins to expect something from her in return. A girl should therefore weigh if the guy is one with whom she desires a long term relationship before beginning to accept his gifts and lunch dates. This does not meaning that she gives him the ultimate reward, no, at least a promise of the future would do for now, until he makes the ultimate gift to her of a wedding ring, in the church. But more importantly both guy and girl should understand that sex outside marriage is not free. According to renowned speaker Pam Stenzel, “Sex has a prize tag”. The price could be emotional scars if the relationship goes sour. It could also be pregnancy outside marriage (pls don’t even think of abortion), it definitely includes guilt and loss of self esteem. Yes, no free sex. So as someone says let’s have fun, ask them, “At whose expense?” e.g “who will lose her self esteem after the act and whose body will carry the pregnancy that may result?” Now before it seems as if we’re only concerned about love between single persons we hasten to touch on an important love economic principle for the married and the engaged. It is the principle of Motive or incentives (a.k.a what is in it for me?) A lot of married couples are trying to revive the spark of love in their relationships and failing woefully at it because they ignore the fact that our actions and reactions are usually driven by incentives (gain/reward). In pure world economics, if we’re asked to proposed a solution for say dumping of pure water sachets on Lagos streets we could suggest many solutions. But one solution that is sure to work like magic will be to announce that sachet water manufacturers will pay money for sachets anyone brings. People will be motivated to even pick sachets dropped by others to go get the money. Married couples need to look for their partners incentives. What does he or she want most? You don’t have to do everything but just that one thing that he or she treasures most. It will make her love you like never before. As Gary Chapman, bestselling author of “The 5 love Languages” put it, “ you need to find what fills your partner’s love tank and do it.” Someone may want to be appreciated with kinds worlds while someone else want you to do pratical things for them like clean the house. Someone else may like notes left in certain places for her/him to find or you calling her just to say “I love you” etc If you can find your spouse’s best incentive, what he/she wants more than anything, and focus on doing a lot of it, then its likely that most of your failings in other areas will be ignored and you can have a wonderful relationship. The 80/20 rule says that 20% of what we do in life gives us 80% of our success. That also applies to love relationships. It is hoped that you found this piece insightful and educative, if yes, share it with a friend. Article culled from: Our Ladys Voice (A monthly publication of Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church Aguda S/lere Lagos). Download knowbase android app on googleplay store to read more get insightful, career and educational information.
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Please waiter can I get some bush meat and some fresh palm wine? While I wait for my order, make I join this politics election jist small Oga and Madam them, find my definition of change here 2015 Election: MY DEFINITION OF CHANGE. It is not a hidden fact that I will be casting my vote for Muhammadu Buhari in the 2015 Elections. I have faith that he will emerge the Winner of the elections. I am using this medium to let the APC Supporters, Leadership and Muhammadu Buhari know that I am not given them my vote cheaply. I am voting because I want a positive change. Below are 3 scorecards with which I will measure the change I'd like to see in the next four years. 1. A Noble, Diginified and Vibrant Police Force In my opinion, the average Nigerian Police does not know is primary responsibility. By their behaviour, I take their job description to be, "protect the rich", "molest and abuse the common man - citizens" and "go about begging for Naira notes". The Police force is a noble profession.... but not in Nigeria. Our security operatives live like beggars. Infact the profession is not seen as one for intellectuals. Little wonder, many parents dont see joining the police force as a career path for their children. I will hold in high regard any government that overturn this mentality. One that wakes the police to it duties and make the profession one for intellectuals. In the light of the above, my first measure of change for Buhari will be the Nigeria Police. 2. Make Teaching and Teachers the pride of the Nation. I will measure this by the quality of attention given to the educational sector and how well Nigerian Universities rank amongst their counterpart the world over. 3. Significant Improvement in Electricity Supply. I heard that MIKANO, a leading generator manufacturer is in the process of setting up a manufacturing plant in Nigeria.... I see this as sad development. It sends chills down my spine. I will not be asking too much of Buharis Administration to demand a minimum of 12 hours electricity supply daily. Fellow Nigerians, The three point highlighted above are my definition of change. Now you know what I mean when I say Change and #SaiBuhari. If Buharis administration fails to deliver on any of these after 2.5 years in office, I will fight is administration and declare a vote of no confidence on him. I challenge you (reading this post) to ponder on what you mean by change and SaiBuhari - give it a meaning. To supporters of APC and PDP please enough of the character assassination I read on social media, it is not ideal, healthy. We should not dissipate energy on trivialities. lets talk about the future of our unborn generation. Lets discuss issues. Finally, if you have a connection with the Buhari Campaign train, kindly help me pass on my 3 humble request to them. #2015elections #SaiBuhari #myPVCforBuhari #FEbuhari14 Waiter na so e dey tai before you serve person drink?? Anyways bring am make I see as e be..... |
It is not a hidden fact that I will be casting my vote for Muhammadu Buhari in the 2015 Elections. I have faith that he will emerge the Winner of the elections. I am using this medium to let the APC Supporters, Leadership and Muhammadu Buhari know that I am not given them my vote cheaply. I am voting because I want a positive change. Below are 3 scorecards with which I will measure the change I'd like to see in the next four years. 1. A Noble, Diginified and Vibrant Police Force In my opinion, the average Nigerian Police does not know is primary responsibility. By their behaviour, I take their job description to be, "protect the rich", "molest and abuse the common man - citizens" and "go about begging for Naira notes". The Police force is a noble profession.... but not in Nigeria. Our security operatives live like beggars. Infact the profession is not seen as one for intellectuals. Little wonder, many parents dont see joining the police force as a career path for their children. I will hold in high regard any government that overturn this mentality. One that wakes the police to it duties and make the profession one for intellectuals. In the light of the above, my first measure of change for Buhari will be the Nigeria Police. 2. Make Teaching and Teachers the pride of the Nation. I will measure this by the quality of attention given to the educational sector and how well Nigerian Universities rank amongst their counterpart the world over. 3. Significant Improvement in Electricity Supply. I heard that MIKANO, a leading generator manufacturer is in the process of setting up a manufacturing plant in Nigeria.... I see this as sad development. It sends chills down my spine. I will not be asking too much of Buharis Administration to demand a minimum of 12 hours electricity supply daily. Fellow Nigerians, The three point highlighted above are my definition of change. Now you know what I mean when I say Change and #SaiBuhari. If Buharis administration fails to deliver on any of these after 2.5 years in office, I will fight is administration and declare a vote of no confidence on him. I challenge you (reading this post) to ponder on what you mean by change and SaiBuhari - give it a meaning. To supporters of APC and PDP please enough of the character assassination I read on social media, it is not ideal, healthy. We should not dissipate energy on trivialities. lets talk about the future of our unborn generation. Lets discuss issues. Finally, if you have a connection with the Buhari Campaign train, kindly help me pass on my 3 humble request to them. #2015elections #SaiBuhari #myPVCforBuhari #FEbuhari14
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The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) and the Nigeria Employers' Consultative Association (NECA) in collaboration with Kamjay Investiments Limited will be conducting a 6 months Farming Skills Training Programme in the following areas: ++Poultry Farming ++Fish Farming (Aquaculture) ++Small Ruminants ++Snailry (Snail Farming) AIM/OBJECTIVE This programme is aimed at training and equipping youths with employable and entrepreneurial skills in integrated livestock anchored on business sustainability while promoting public-sector model in practical agricultural skills training in integrated livestock anchored on business sustainability while promoting public-sector model in practical agricultural skills training. TRAINING DETAILS Date: 10th February 2015 Time: 9.00 a.m Tuition: FREE Venue: KAMJAY FARMS, Coastal Close, Lekki Free Trade Zone Road, Orimedu, Ibeja/Lekki, Lagos State. REQUIREMENT Candidates must be between 18 and 30 years of age and possess any of the following qualification: Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSCE) Ordinary National Diploma in any field In addition, willingness to go into livestock farming as a full time business will be an added advantage. Candidates are expected to come with originals of their certificates for sighting and are required to make arrangement for their transportation. Successful candidates will be eligible for an oral interview. Admitted Candidates will enjoy free tuition and lunch. MODE OF APPLICATION - Visit web address on image below.
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I dedicate this to all individuals reading this thread. Dont ever forget that you have all it takes to succeed. When you fail, learn the lessons, pursue your dreams - Achieve Greatness! STEPS TO HAPPINESS b]Everybody Knows:[/b] You can't be all things to all people. You can't do all things at once. You can't do all things equally well. You can't do all things better than everyone else. Your humanity is showing just like everyone else's. So: You have to find out who you are, and be that. You have to decide what comes first, and do that. You have to discover your strengths, and use them. You have to learn not to compete with others, Because no one else is in the contest of *being you*. Then: You will have learned to accept your own uniqueness. You will have learned to set priorities and make decisions. You will have learned to live with your limitations. You will have learned to give yourself the respect that is due. And you'll be a most vital mortal. Dare To Believe: That you are a wonderful, unique person. That you are a once-in-all-history event. That it's more than a right, it's your duty, to be who you are. That life is not a problem to solve, but a gift to cherish. And we'll be able to stay one up on what used to get us. May God Bless you and keep you safe. Written by: Father Pat
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Everybody Knows: You can't be all things to all people. You can't do all things at once. You can't do all things equally well. You can't do all things better than everyone else. Your humanity is showing just like everyone else's. So: You have to find out who you are, and be that. You have to decide what comes first, and do that. You have to discover your strengths, and use them. You have to learn not to compete with others, Because no one else is in the contest of *being you*. Then: You will have learned to accept your own uniqueness. You will have learned to set priorities and make decisions. You will have learned to live with your limitations. You will have learned to give yourself the respect that is due. And you'll be a most vital mortal. Dare To Believe: That you are a wonderful, unique person. That you are a once-in-all-history event. That it's more than a right, it's your duty, to be who you are. That life is not a problem to solve, but a gift to cherish. And we'll be able to stay one up on what used to get us. May God Bless you and keep you safe. Written by: Father Pat
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The University of Nottingham has an extensive scholarship portfolio, which aims to reward excellence and promote diversity among their student body. The University of Nottingham has an estimated 315 students from Nigeria studying at our UK Campuses, based on 2011/12 data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA). Generous Scholarship available The University of Nottingham has a huge scholarship portfolio for international students in order to promote academic excellence and encourage diversity among their student body. ++105 Developing Solutions Masters Scholarships: full and partial tuition fee scholarships masters programmes (including MRes) in areas related to Medicine and Health, Environment, Food, Science and Technology, aiming to promote international development. Deadline: 24 April 2015 ++9 Commonwealth Shared Masters Scholarships: fully funded places covering tuition and living costs for masters programmes (including MRes) in The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. Deadline: 20 March 2015 ++50 Vice-Chancellors Scholarships for Research Excellence: full tuition fee scholarships for research masters and PhD study within the Faculties of Arts, Science, Medicine and Health Sciences, Social Sciences. Deadline: 6 March 2015 ++20 Dean of Engineering PhD scholarships: 20 full tuition fee scholarships, of which 10 will also receive a stipend to cover living expenses. Deadline: 6 March 2015 Read More - Visit web address below Sorry for typing the web address vertically. If I type it horizontally, it will disappear. Thats the handiwork of some NL administrators. I dont know what scores they have to settle with my account and eduportal.... so bear with me.k n o w b a s e c o n s u l t . c o m / c a r e e r Sorry for typing the web address vertically. If I type it horizontally, it will disappear. Thats the handiwork of some NL administrators. I dont know what scores they have to settle with my account and eduportal.... so bear with me.
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belovedaja:k n o w b a s e c o n s u l t . c o m / c a r e e r Sorry for typing the address vertically. If i type it horizontally twud disappear - noo thanks to some NL administrator witch hunting my eduportal |
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