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boay: Good! We have many elites and pundits, many professors, academicians etc. Are we not educated enough? Or what type of EDUCATION do we really need?Good question! I we get back to you on that. |
Na this one them say fine pass for nollywood!? ![]() |
fr3do: I see a business opportunity hereI have thought of it too. Nice one, carry on with it then. |
Let me guess, she is Jamaican. ![]() |
Those that have agreed so far that "EDUCATION" is key to solving Nigerian's problems. jahrule: Nigerian believe everything their leaders say, more so they leaders have successfully created hatred among different wards whereas they don`t see difference among themselves when sharing our common wealth.[quote author=To-chi]Lack of critical analysis and logic thinking.[/quote][quote author=nnenna.1]-Ineptitude in critical areas and skillsets. -Institutionalized sectarian-ism - whereby regions and people are denied equal opportunities on basis of tribe, and where people refuse to progress based on religion, tribe, and traditional beliefs. -Cultural subservience to outsiders-low status in international politics, no vast home-made industries, importing goods, services and human resources because of the belief (or fact?) that foreign is better, etc. -Low regard for human life and lower moral compass: as seen with crimes, sectarian violence, being agreeable to violence and war, condoning abuse and rape of the weak, etc. -Absent critical reasoning skills. Most countries are corrupt, and there is always an element of tribalism and discrimination everywhere. But the above points hit the nail on the head. The common themes to all the problems I listed is an inability to manage and curtail social vices, and an inability to grow the skills needed for advancement. This is an African problem, but some of it is more pronounced in Nigeria than others. Black man tinz.[/quote] |
Omotola get that kind of money? ![]() |
Nigeria's greatest problem is that there are too many daft people in Nigerian. *Education is the key* ![]() |
The stepmother is the evil one. she has a lot of explanation to do. ![]() |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]Buhhhhhaaahaaaa....me with broke and lazy men? I dey vex oo! [/quote] ![]() |
bigtt76: Naija men shaaa ...why waste time hussling to 'get into her pants' when the SUPER Gospel babe 'Maheeda' wears no pant? Anyway ....#wakaring pass joor!lol, Maheeda is just a teaser, she is married you know. ![]() |
Inface there was a rumour in school then that she has never mess before. A doctor came to school and test her body and found out her intestine is so fresh she cannot mess. One day I gave her beans to eat she eat but still did not mess. ![]() |
Seun: Does this story have a reputable source?I saw him on TV, he is supposed to be a super human. He is certified by Stan Lee himself. |
Happy birthday sweetheart. |
May the Gods guide his soul to the other world.Ise! |
Could she be: the most beautiful girl in the world? *singing in prince's voice* Me like eh. |
Hooo! troway, Yanch you no get, ikebe you no get which one you dey? ![]() |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]This oloshi. [/quote]So let me get this right. You don't mind having a man that has no job and depends on you for his upkeep. PS this dude has no intention of ever having a job. ![]() |
Romantic is for the Roman peeps, we in naija should be naijatic. ![]() |
Naija! |
She is so hot that my laptop is giving off smoke. ![]() |
@op, do you know the estimated cost of this project. |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]Why do Nigerian men act like money is the answer for everything and that having money makes you a man?[/quote]I will tell you why: money makes the world go round; also no romance without finance. basically a man is nothing without money. You need to be a man to know this. |
They should be sent to a prison in Borno state. They should not be executed. ![]() |
Pathetic Bozo. |
Ninapha: i can organize the meeting if u desire.Nice one, I would like the venue to be in London tho. |
Meekmind: TREAT? U don chop 2day? ![]() |
agbameta: The term unsolicited suggestion mean anything to you?My suggestion was part of the discussion, why are you such a daft kunt? I highlighted that I did not dictate to people; I merely suggested. Were we not having a discussion? Well, as part of this discussion I made a suggestion. This a common thing people do when having a discussion. |
funnyx: Arosa is getting phylosophicalYou are a daft kunt and you know it. |
funnyx: The president is humanThis dude is so daft that it pains me to reply him any more after this post. I will ignore him from now on, because he doesn't get it. What I clearly meant is from a psychological point of view, every person has an ego and prefers to hear positive things instead of negative things. The president is no exception - he can be bullied just like any regular person. If you ridicule a very powerful person online, this will hurt him even more than a regular person. He can't do anything about it, and he'll feel hurt. The internet can take its toll on people. Maybe you are stupid enough to believe that bullying can only be carried out in a physical sense? Bullying can also take place verbally, and the president is helpless against online bullying. Perhaps you are too thick to understand that. |
agbameta: Ok, but you can not suggest to people what to and not say. It's their prerogative, not yours.. You do know what suggest means right? ![]() |
funnyx: You're even dumb than I thoughtDude you are the dumb one, is the president not human? There is such a thing as internet bullying, and the president can be a victim of it just like any other person. Have you never heard that there are laws against this type of thing? Even if there are no laws against this in Nigeria yet, sooner or later there will be. |
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