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lakeside30:People like them are cowards. They spend all there productive years fighting God and during their dying days they quickly send for a man of God to pray for them to make heaven. |
Berrylite:Trust me na. At any first sign of trouble anywhere, i go pick race ni o. Nothing worths it for my body to be disfigured. |
hakeem4:Dislike |
Step forward MTN. MTN wants to destroy my family o. They will always send junk messages to my illiterate mother. And immediately her fone rings as a result of a message from MTN, you would have to read and interprete it to her. She would resist every attempt every attempt to tell her to ignore the message. Many times, i lost count of how many interpretations and explanations i have to do per day. It makes me sick. |
Actually I have always thought that the anti-gay law as it is in Nigeria presently is too mild and friendly. It should be life imprisonment for gays and their likes. There is no point bringing them out of jail again after sentencing. The society is for homosapiens not for some sub-human scums called homosexuals... |
Good one Justice. The problem now is whether the Governor will approve the execution. Remember Reverend King, so many years after sentencing to death, he is still in Kirikiri because the governor has not approve it. |
mykohayz:You do not have to type this long epistle just because you disagree with me because actually you do not have to agree with me. You should keep calling people who are not as opportuned as you names and insulting them just because of the passing success you have had. I still want to reiterate and have no apology that skill acquisition is not the way out of poverty in this country, it only creates an aura of pomposity and terrible pride in the minority few who have acheive little success of it, of which you are a good example. I have no reason to wail because I am comfortable but I am not fooled by the dummy the govt have sold to people like you. Whatever a person has elected to do he should get the opportunity to do it. That is the hallmark of a just, fair and egalitarian society. Peace |
Before you know it now they will start demanding for Deputy governorship position come next election. |
dearpreye:The situation is an hopeless one. Skill acquisition is not the answer. I have told you all graduates now know they have to learn a skill and many have and are still learning. But the bitter truth is that the more they learn, the more frustrated to become. The same reason why they cannot get a job as graduate is the same reason they cannot make money with their skill. If someone had gone to school and decided he wants to make a living with it, whats is wrong about that? Did the constitution not say that the government of the FRN would make the country a land of equal and bright opportunities for its citizens, which in simple interpretation meant that, whatever legitimate thing you have elected to do, be it schooling or skill acquisition, there would be conducive atmosphere for it. I havea skill but people should spare me all this skill acquisition talk, as a way to financial heaven. |
This issue of asking people to learn a skill has been overflogged and is now very boring to hear. Actually a lot of people are now very skilled in doing one thing or the other, and are still not better off. It would interest you to know that many okada and tricycle riders are skilled in one thing or the other. Rather than admit the country is messed up, you are beating about the bush blaming peoples dependance on their degrees. |
emperorchedda:So to you a good name is no longer better and everyone should no longer bother about the kind of name they bear. In criminal law, your name or aliases, to a great extent can be used against you. I have actually seen a case where a judge sentenced a person to jail citing his nickname as one of the evidence against him. You better stop saying this thing you have been saying. |
Which responsible person bears Anarchy? I am not sure the police are wrong here. |
AwesomelyMade:Don't be too sure o. Seems you are underrating how messed up things are in this country. Just pray for her and all unemployed graduates. |
Thank God you are educated enough to use the internet. The other day one fool on nairaland, would not understand that you do not get educated to make money only, there are many things being educated does for you. |
ric123:The question you asked is if the vacancy was advertised and I have answered that. I do not think you will everly be satisfied with any answer, because you are prejudicial. |
Davvymavvy:To be fair to the DSS, yes, the vacancy was advertised. There is even a thread for it on Nairaland which I have visited this morning and where this news too has been posted. I actually applied too and took the test with many others in my state of origin, Oyo, but did not make the cut eventually. The government could have good reasons to have dismissed the lot, but its sad for those affected. |
I have always said that no matter how terrible President Mohammadu Buhari performs, he can never be worst than Jonathan. Opeyemi Agbaje, a loyal Jonathanian and an appointment hopeful before Jonathan was chased away, should know that all these line of arguements about the ethnic origin of political appointees no longer fly to the majority of us Nigerians who are desirious of genuine change. As a south western Nigerian and Christain who campaigned for Jonathan in 2011, I became very ashamed and could not believed that we have a southern christain at the helm of affairs all through the Jonathan reign, if not for anything but the high rate of corruption. If it appears that the south is been marginalised so be it. We have had our chance and messed it up. Maybe God is punishing us now. |
AgapeCharis:You do not have to agree with me. |
The fact that there are millions of graduate roaming the streets in search for a job is hardly a consolation for anyone who have not gone to school, no matter the amount of wealth he posseses, if you know what education means. That your so called rich illiterate friend will always carry with him anywhere he goes some sort of 'emptiness' in him, which no amount of wealth can fill. Education is an end in itself. |
Where is the share certificate to show proof? |
But Gbenga Aruleba is not a female.... Something must be wrong somewhere. |
Genea:Ahah, you remind me of Dr Dotun Ogunkoya(RIP) of the dept of philosophy in those days. In one of his classes, he once told us that the Bible makes use of symbols a lot, that the forbidden fruit eaten by adam and eve is actually sex, that sex is natural and it does nt mk sense for anybody to blame him anytime he does it. He was so vile and sexually immoral and would do anytin to justify his vile nature. He was quite young when he died. I hope it was not sex that killed him. |
Boyooosa:Some people on here clearly do not know what they are talking about. All they know how to do is see things from tribal perspectives. Some are even mentioning kalu's feat with enyimba as part of his acheivement to contest fifa presidency. Stupidity gets real. |
There are some shits called job which staying at home is better than. |
Who did that guy who wrote that disclaimer thinks he is to call himself Immanuel Kant. He is not fit to lace the great philosopher Kant's boot. If you do your research now, you might find out he is one of those student leaders with weeping GPA. |
Well, then we all should stop going to school. All we need do to get a good government job is to vote Fayose. |
Yinmu, ma hear say dem no extend am untill next year.... |
CaptaiinG:Ahahah you are wrong. Agbo did not live in Ibadan. Agbo lived in the town of Lagoon which is not far from Ibadan. He went to primary school. He was in primary four.... Ahah. |
meforyou1:Ahahah. Na by force to get BVN ni. I will withdraw all my money before the deadline. Later several banks will come back begging me to open an account with them like they use to do. Some of you do not know the banks are in a very weak position. Those people queing up in banks do know the power they have. |
The banks can never win on this one. There are those people who would actually want to dare the banks and deliberately not bother to register, and in all honesty there is nothing the banks can do to peoples money just because they have no BVN. If there was several extensions on a small matter like sim card registration, how much more on issue of money or who does not know that 'money mata na serious mata o'. Again just watch how some people who have not been able to register embark on mass withdrawal from their accounts. Do not think the banks can win on this one. |
Adesuyi07:In school exams in those days, a lot of people would not read a comprehension passage but will try to answer the question that follow, despite the instruction bodly written that they should read the passage carefully before attempting the questions. This malaise grew with this people and despite that they have added to their age all the years round, they fail to grow in wisdom just because they are too lazy to read a simple passage. |
ojosegun2011:This one got me laughing really hard. Sorry for the experience though. |
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