Health › Re: What Soap Do You Use? by b3llo(m): 11:01am On Dec 19, 2013 |
Life Buoy |
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Education › Re: Unemployability Of Nigerian Graduates by b3llo(m): 2:31am On Dec 09, 2013 |
Na God dey give job. |
Fashion › Re: Some Cute People Are Not Photogenic: Why? by b3llo(m): 10:10am On Dec 06, 2013 |
They r scared of the camera flashing light. My girl does not like snapping for reasons best known to her. Some people said it makes them feel sick if they have a picture of them beign taken. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Nelson Mandela's Life In Pictures by b3llo(m): 9:56am On Dec 06, 2013 |
[quote author=Okiki_Oluwa]Now my official tribute to Nelson Rolihlaha Mandela RIP Nelson Mandela. The greatest man of our time. I Thief (Chief) Mrs. Engr. Insp. Sup. Barr. Dr. Apostle. Pastor. Evang. Imam. Oloye. Olu-Awo. Prof. Emeritus. Okiki_Oluwa hereby commiserate with the family of Mandela Nelson Madiba. He is the giratest hiro of awa taim. He yas tosh meni laifs posithiefly. He is a sefless faita who fort for the pipu of Saut-Afrika. No amaunt of alcohol can intoxicate me to spit out how taching & emoshional ayam today. I v bin craying since I land about the deth of awa greatest hiro of modan day. I re-meba he was a grate actoress, mushichian & a footbolar cos he supported sport & the entatament industry. One thing ayaf land from Madiba's laif is that we should learn to live awa laifs for others. That's why he spent 27 years gbáko inside tubu (cell). I know God compensated him by enlogating his laif. It's just a girate piti that Mandela iyaf dead. He has gone too soon. Last Bullet: All that I v written came from the pot of my heart. I m not drunk! I m happy that Mandela is dead & has gone to rest.
RIP Nelson Rolihlaha Mandela. Your manhood ll continue to live forever just like Odumegwu Ojukwu's manhood to Dame Patience Jonathan. Gone too soon[/quote] |
TV/Movies › Re: What's The Greatest Movie Franchise Of All Time:007 Or The Terminator? by b3llo(m): 12:17am On Dec 05, 2013 |
As for me, anytime, anyday and anywhere my best is James Bond 007. Frankly speaking, Daniel Craig is making the movie boring. That's my own observation |
Romance › Re: I Washed My Girl Friend's Undies, Is Anything Wrong With That? by b3llo(m): 5:17pm On Dec 04, 2013 |
Billyonaire: Nothing wrong in washing your lady's undies, not at all. And there is nothing wrong in your lady washing your undies too. |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Relationship The Bible Way. Dating Or Courting? by b3llo(m): 4:43pm On Dec 02, 2013 |
ITbomb: First of all let me fix this
When a man is ready to get married, you will know but for the ladies it is very hard to know . Unless you are a very weird nerd, there are times you just need company and much interaction with one person u find easy to be with will lead to some chemistry and before you know it , the affection develops into making commitments. A relationship has been made. . Relationships helps you understand the opposite sex much better than any book could explain and to have a healthy relationship is what you should be looking for and not NO relationship at all. Like Apostle Paul said, 'All things are lawful unto me, but all things are not expedient (useful): all things are lawful for me, but I will not be brought under the power of any (addiction)'. Nothing prevents you from getting into a relationship , defining it well from the onset and jumping out if the guy tries anything funny but sadly, the girl has a weak power of resistance when overshadowed by a strong feeling of affection for a guy after prolonged interaction and tends to let her guards down. . Like I said , a when a guy is ready for marriage , he will make choose beyond looks and put everything in it but before then, as long as there are girls that still believe that the next guy that approach her should be able to provide for her then guys wont have any problem with that as long as the punny is guaranteed after the 'caring'. . Personally , I always say this ' I would rather go for a decent girl who understand what it is to take care of a guy than a virgin who believe the only gift she has for the man is that bloody trap and after that nothing , cos she has never been with a guy to understand how a guy thinks. Though very few got the lessons from parent but very few. . Virginity does not guarantee a romantic marriage life after the first sexx and most times virgins cannot comprehend that romance extends beyond sexx, the way u kiss him , serve his food, make him laugh, dress , text him etc matters a lot. And sadly , it is very difficult to convinced a guy not to have sexx with you when he knows that you are not a virgin. For me , i would never agree cos the days are evil and if you had done it before, i need to know what remains of it before any commitment. . Finally , even if you dont want to get into a relationship , dont put that piss-off harden face to guys , make friends, define boundaries from the onset (dont just assume he is a brother , he would not attempt such), get to know them well and dont hesitate to delete those that dont comply (dont give in to that story of 'u can change a guy') and enjoy the rich life God has blessed you with |
Jokes Etc › Re: HALL OF FUNNY PICS by b3llo(m): 12:04am On Dec 02, 2013 |
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Romance › Re: How Do You Feel ? by b3llo(m): 2:13pm On Dec 01, 2013 |
[quote author=Mynd_44]How romantic.[/quote] |
Education › Re: ASUU STRIKE! A Curse Or A Blessing? by b3llo(m): 1:04pm On Dec 01, 2013 |
samtin: For the sake of the already wheedled, coaxed and cajoled general public, the analysis of the real ASUU’s demands from federal government (FG) goes as thus: Duty free importation of education materials: If this is approved, Nigerian custom Service will stop collecting duty from those importing education materials into nigeria. However, I wish to tell the public one thing that they have never heard: ASUU want FG to recognize her company called ASUU Holdings as the only organization that will be importing educatiion materials into the country. Can you see greediness? ASUU Holdings want to be importing education materials without paying duty to the Nigerian Custom Service. Can you see selfishness? Is that what will turn Bayero University, Kano to Oxford? Post graduate supervision allowances: ASUU is demanding for the payment of one hundred and fifty seven thousand Naira (N157, 000) from the federal government on each of the post graduate student’s research project supervised. I.e. Post graduate diploma, masters and doctorate degrees’ students. It has been confirmed that this has never happened in the world. However, If this is approved, a lecturer with five research students go home with N800, 000 per session. Teaching practice and industrial allowances: according to the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), ASUU is demanding for the payment of fifty thousand on each student on teaching practice supervised. A lecturer that supervises forty students per session go home with N2million. Same goes to those on industrial attachment. It is commonsensical for Transportation allowance to be paid to Lecturers in this regard but I doubt if FG can pay the amount being demanded by ASUU as teaching practice allowance. In addition, as I write, education students are not being paid allowance by varsities management whose most members are part of ASUU. Transfer of landed property: ASUU want federal government to transfer all the landed properties in public varsities to ASUU holdings. The man who own a land own the building(s) erected on it. Lawfully, giving all the landed properties in public varsities to ASUU is like FG dashing out all the buildings in public varsities to ASUU. That is the constitutional interpretation. That will never happen till Jesus Christ comes back. It has also been revealed by NANS that FG has given ASUU national leaders two hundred and fifty million Naira (N250million) as the take off grant of ASUU holdings. ASUU want government landed properties so that by the time their allowances are paid, her members will start building hostels accommodation on the lands and rent them out to students. What a lucrative business! Honorarium for external moderation of undergraduate and postgraduate examination system: ASUU is demanding for the payment of twenty thousand Naira (N20, 000) per each examination paper supervised. That was what they told the federal government. Execution of NEEDs projects: ASUU is demanding that the one hundred billion Naira (N100billion) already made available by the FG for infrastructure development in public varsities should be managed by ASUU holdings. Please were lecturers employed to serve as contractors to government? How does that benefit Nigerian Students? Study grants; external assessment of readers or professors, Call duty and clinical duty and hazard allowance and excess workload allowance: A lecturer could be paid excess workload allowance. That is tenable. Hazard allowance could also be paid. That is justifiable. However,study grant, external assessment of readers or professors, call and clinical duty, if approved, are privilege, not the rights of ASUU. Non-salary condition of service, which includes clinical loan, car refurbishing and housing loan: All these are privilege if approved. They are not the rights of ASUU. Aren’t lecturers being paid monthly salaries? Research leave, sabbatical leave, sick leave, maternity leave and injury pension: sabbatical leave is already in place. The rules say a lecturer on sabbatical leave should be paid for the first six months. Anything after six month doesn’t attract payment. Double payment is wrong. Take for an example, a lecturer employed by the University of Calabar (UNICAL) but presently on leave of absence at the University of Ibadan (UI) will be collecting salaries from UNICAL for the first six months and also from UI from the first day he got there. ASUU is demanding for the payment of salary from both institutions throughout the period of sabbatical leave. That is impossible. Research leave is a just one. Very necessary. However, I make bold to say that shutting down of universities for more than four months because of such demands is height of heartlessness. Provision of office accommodation and facilities: No sane mind will counter this demand. The present state of office accommodation in most of our campuses is a blot on the landscape. I support this demand without any reservation. Pension of university academic staff and compulsory retirement age, National Health Insurance Scheme: the retirement age of professors has already Been increased from 65 to 70 years. To me, this demand ought not to have been approved because Considering the alarming rate of youths unemployment in Nigeria, approving this kind of demand is like delaying the breakthrough of Nigerian youths. I consider the students that supported ASUU over this as being naive. Patronage of university services: this is not by force. It is not a right. Patronizing varsities services is necessary and good for encouragement but it is not compulsory. Shutting down of classrooms over this was wrong. Funds from alumni associations: please how does this concern government? Private Sectors Contribution: A right is different from a privilege. No government can force a corporate organization to do what it doesn’t want to do once he’s paying it’s tax accordingly. Take for an example, the government of Ekiti state cannot force Coca-Cola to donate classrooms to Ekiti State University. The company can only be lobbied. This is not a military reign, democracy has taken over. Last on the list of the demands is the one that ASUU sold to the media to gain public sympathy: the release of N1.5trn within four years for infrastructure development in public varsities. FG has approved N1.2trn. More also, why are lecturers in states-owned varsities on strike? Is it the FG that will offer them all the allowances listed above? I believe we are still having federalism as a system of government in Nigeria. Furthermore, the general public should note that ASUU has never had it so good like this since the union was founded in 1978. The 25% of what the Jonathan led government has offered ASUU have never been offered to ASUU since the advent of democratic rule in Nigeria. Agony of parents, Students and social imbalance of the strike action: Furthermore, let me state without any fear of favour that ASUU members are no longer on strike because of Nigerian Students and the reviving of the Nigerian Universities as they told the public. If truly ASUU went on strike because of Students, the ongoing strike ought to have been suspended since August while negotiation continues. The strike ought to have been suspended since governmmet offered to be pumping N100bn as special intervention fund for infrastructure development in public universities coupled with the sum of N40billion released for the payment of ASUU’s earned and responsibilities allowances. N87bilion was demanded by ASUU for this. It is disheartning that after meeting ASUU’s demands, the union is demanding from FG, the salaries and allowances for the months they were out of work. ASUU wants FG to be pay the salaries for the month of August, September, October and November that they didn’t work. Country people, the latest demands from the stable of ASUU are disservice to all the Nigerian varsity students whose destinies are being delayed and future ruined by the ongoing ASUU strike. The Nigerian Labour Act 2004 is unambiguous. It states that labour unions can go on strike but no payment for the time outside work. Why is ASUU now demanding for salaries for the work not done? Who will the pay for the house rents of Nigerian Students for the period ASUU members were out of work? Who will compensate our needy and poor parents for the impending double money they will be paying when ASUU finaly resumes? Who will compensate those whose Mobilisation for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) ought to have been perfected since July for them to be mobilized for November? Who will compesate the thousands of students that missed the batch C Mobilisation as a result of ASUU strike? Who will pay for the wasted time, delayed destinies and ruined future of students? As it is now, those due for NYSC Mobilisation may miss February mobilization as ASUU seems not to be ready for resumption until January 2014. Our parents are presently wailing because of the debt the ongoing strike has plung them into. When the strike is suspended, parents will be paying double money for pocket money, house rents, shelter etc. The social effects of the ongoing strike is the most pitiable. Many female students are now into prostitution in order to earn a living. Many students have lost their lives on the deadly Nigeria roads while traveling from one one place to another. According to the information released last month by the National Action Committee on AIDS (NACA), the prevailing rate of Hiv/AIDS amongst Studnets has increased by 3% due to the ongoing strike strike. students are redundant as many are presently living in hopelessness and penury. Expectedly, the general public that were showing symphaty for ASUU when the ongoing strike started are those mostly crying at the moment as it is obvious to them that they have been fooled, wheedled and deceived by ASUU. Flabagastedly, When ASUU was told to go back to classroom by the leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), many kicked. Many values-eroded Nigerians alleged that NANS has been bribed. The students kicked against their leaders. All the excuses told by NANS were not welcomed by the students. Then, the hypocrisy of ASUU was mesmerizing their brain and thinking faculty but today, the students that kicked against NANS yesterday are the most critics of ASUU. It is without being hypocritical that I assert that the statement issued on the 1st november by the national executive councils of the Senior Staff association of nigerian Universities ( SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities ( NASU) in respect of the ongoing strike embarked on by ASUU was an outright vindication of my humble self in relation to my earlier position which says that ASUU is greedy and selfish. For record purpose, the SSANU and NASU’s Statement goes as thus: “The three Non-Teaching Staff Unions of NAAT, SSANU and NASU are opposed to any extraneous demands by either ASUU or any group in the university which are prejudicial to the welfare of our members. Our stand is that government should jettison the so called ASUU’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MOU being referred to by ASUU is for their selfish end and it is bound to generate more crises in the university sub-sector. The Non- Teaching Staff Unions in the universities will stoutly resist any attempt to ‘sell’ the universities to ASUU.” Now, assuming without conceding that myself and NANS had been bribed by FG as some ASUU Activists had been saying without any evidence, were SSANU and NASU also bribed? Compatriots, it is an affirmation of reality that the only thing that is sacrostant in life is truth. Truth hurt pass lies. Lastly, let me state unequivocally that the latest order issued to the striking ASUU members by FG to resume on, or before 4th november is in order. The order may looks tyrannical but it is in order, he who hire can fire? FG should sack any lecturer that fail to resume duty before the stated date. And for those who cares to listen, what the latest directive issued to ASUU by FG will achieve is enormous. Firstly, it will weaken the support base of ASUU, break its ranks, and for the fear of the unknown, a lot of lecturers will resume before the December 4th government gave to ASUU members to go back to work or be fired. The majority of lecturers that wants to resume will return to classes while the adamant, stubborn and stiff-necked top echelons amomgst them might be the ones to pay. Most importantly, the centre will not hold any longer for ASUU. And with factions already brewing among ASUU leadership, it is a perfect game plan by the government to get back at them. More also, the public should remember with nostalgia, the story of the 49 Lecturers sacked by the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) in 2002. It was the same threat that Government used that later materialized and it took them 11 years before they were re-instated (some died in the process). It is worth mentioning that today, ASUU has been decimated in UNILORIN. ASUU…..go back to classroom!!! |
Health › Re: A Thread For World AIDS Day 2013 by b3llo(m): 10:39am On Dec 01, 2013 |
A big shout out to those infected, those not infected play safe. CIAO*** |
TV/Movies › Re: Paul Walker Is Dead, Fast & Furious Actor by b3llo(m): 10:37am On Dec 01, 2013 |
RIP his manhood shall continue to live on |
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Education › Re: ASUU STRIKE! A Curse Or A Blessing? by b3llo(m): 6:35pm On Nov 30, 2013 |
It is a cause cos it has slowed d academic progress in d last five month. This intellectual fools(ASUU) are not helping matters at all, they have crippled academic activities and slowed the building of the student intellectually. |
Jokes Etc › Re: Some Funny Street Names In Your Locality by b3llo(m): 3:26pm On Nov 30, 2013 |
In Jos City; Anguwan Rogo: Cassava street Gada biyu: two bridges Farin Gada: white bridge Dogon Karfe: Long iron
In Minna Sauka ka huta: come down n rest Gidan Matasa: house of youth Rafin Yasi: river of sand Angwan biri: area of monkeys Gidan kwano: house of plate |
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Jokes Etc › Re: Typical Example Of A Nigerian Girl Facebook Status by b3llo(m): 4:34pm On Nov 29, 2013 |
TribalEAST: Dont mind them. They go about negleting and commonising guys with 3.7 C.G.P.A in the university but embrace wholeheartedly the NO FUTURE AMBITION yahoo boys just cos they want campus respect which they think the yahoo boys can provide cos they flaunt cars, a relationship which gives them countless heartbreaks which tells on the FB status.
After money rituals, yahoo plus etc do you think a dude will give a damn about you? All he'll care about will be your thighs.
Girls are so myopic, they expect that an already made guy would drop from heaven to them. Half of such girls arent brilliant in every meaningful sphere, so how can they recognise a potential "already made guy"? Talk politics...they go mute. Talk history...they become a newborn baby. But talk about shopping, clubbing, frivolities etc, then you become their REAL MAN. All they want and think about is money. If DANGOTE should dress like an ordinary man and walk up to them, they are going to mess him up cos their dumbness dont know who is who not to talk of recognising people.
Feel free to correct me. This guy is on point |
Romance › Re: Guys, How Many Times Do You Get 'hit On' In A Year? by b3llo(m): 4:26pm On Nov 29, 2013 |
This year, S̤̥̈̊o̲̣̥ far I've had 4 babes |
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Education › Re: ASUU Boss Urges Vcs Not To Force Lecturers Back To Work by b3llo(m): 1:39pm On Nov 27, 2013 |
I now see ASUU; Intellectual fools, it is now clear that ASUU n boko haram ar working hand in hand to stop western education in this country. |
Culture › Re: Which Village Are You From? Represent Your Village Here by b3llo(m): 11:18am On Nov 27, 2013 |
Lilmanai: Hmmm! My one and only mwona, Balanga l.g.a gombe state. Am from Balanga too, Waja by tribe a proud son of the soil! |
Career › Re: "Foreign Trained Graduates Are Not Necessarily Better" - Nimi Akinkugbe by b3llo(m): 10:19am On Nov 25, 2013 |
Hmm... That's good to know |
Romance › Re: Would You Take An Oath With Your Lover In The Name Of Love? by b3llo(m): 1:27pm On Nov 24, 2013 |
.why would I do that? |
Romance › Re: Would You Take An Oath With Your Lover In The Name Of Love? by b3llo(m): 1:26pm On Nov 24, 2013 |
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