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brightballer:Okay, you are making sense, so let me engage you further.. It takes 2 people to donate genes to a child or children..See this plausible perspective -- What happens if your wife's genes are weakly athletic and strongly academic and her genes dominate yours in all of your male children, so that your male kids only have strong academic prowess that would make them become intellectual giants but weak or at best average sporting skills that make them be unfit for world class level football? Would you still push them to play football alone, knowing or suspecting that they are unlikely to make it to the level of football that you are imagining? I believe you know these are different scenarios that are plausible, we are not saying your kids can't make world class level. I await your answer again.... And no, I do not agree that the civilized world teach their kids football. You are looking at the civilized world from a very restricted perspective, to be frank with you. I know it's your passion for football that is biasing your views ---and we all can be prone to this. Although I agree that there are more soccer/football fans in the world than any other individual sport.. This your argument about football running in a family, I had it too. I was not a bad defender and goalkeeper in my days, between 14-20, my elder brother was a very nice midfielder and our eldest brother was one of the best football enthusiasts that can be found around, active in football analysis since 1990 or 1986...Although it will gladden my heart if my kids play football and get to the highest levels, but even with all these, I still give room for the possibility that the kids may be better at academics than in football. The world is not straight. I know very many talented footballers in the area I grew up who focused on football and disregarded other things. Many of them eventually ruined themselves unfortunately because football did not work for them. The same story I hear and read about happening in the UK. Open-mindedness is important and that is what I have learnt to do in this issue.. There is something else I want to say about man city, but let me read your response first. |
berrystunn:Haha, you can bend the discussion the way it suits you, and suit yourself and your argument in the process. After all, it's your view. Bask in the Euphoria. We will be here laughing at whatever is funny about it. |
berrystunn:I don't see anything less 'classic' in Oga Kanu. Anyway, people have different views which must be respected.. You don't have to agree with his style anyway, no be by must. But people have different moral compasses. He owes no one an apology for his style. In my eyes, he does not look obnoxious..Very fit man indeed. Great man that has taken on lots of responsibilities as you have stated. |
Akathriel:Guy, wetin u dey talk? Read your post again. |
johnstar:Guy, as a Christian, note that NO ONE is exempted from issues, but na our faith in God go see us through. Our Lord Jesus no promise us problem-free life, but triumph over problems if we genuinely put our faith in him..So, be aware of this bro. |
DedeNkem:Hahaha, but na normal hair now. No be say na jerry curl like woman own..Moreover, in my mind, Kanu does not look older than all those his Arsenal, Man U, etc contemporaries who are now 42-46..If some people say he is 65, then he must have fantastic genes.. |
saint7000:Guy, drop this tribal crap. Stupidity can come from anywhere, some of us can be sometimes stupid and say unbelievable things, and this is not restricted to any tribe. Remember, the heart of man is desperately wicked and man can be from anywhere. This world is deep, God help us. |
berrystunn:Which kind old man? Bros Kanu dey rock. Nothing bad if him hair plenty..Abi you want am to be like those old baba with gorimapa and big tummy? Nah, e go tay before Kanu be like that, maybe 30 years time...Person wey still dey train pieces and he go even dey fit pass you and me and many people for this our generation.. |
Pilate2016:Please read my response to the guy you quoted. Develop the talents of your children in the areas where they are mostly talented. Don't make the mistakes that some of our parents made... |
MrigweC:In fact, I am really amazed...Social media has the potential to doom many people, even if it has its advantages too. May God help us. Imagine people taking pleasure to read and perhaps rejoice at other people's scandal. When I first heard and thought that if one is succeeding, some others are looking to read or see bad things happen to the person, I thought it was a joke. But it's real and we all have the potential to be this gory, not only that poster, so we need to be careful;l with the thoughts we allow into our minds. |
godlovesyou77:You see yourself? Amazing. Of all things, it is the scandal of people you are looking to read. Have you tried to arrange the scandal in your own life? Anyway sha, this your post is a reminder that we all have scandals and thankfully, some of us are already taking steps to right the wrongs and improve on any weaknesses and scandals we have in our lives. |
brightballer:What happens if God purposely makes your sons academic geniuses of oxford, harvard, cambridge standards but average footballers, would you still force them to play footballer? Let's hear your answers... All these my sons and daughters must do A and B were the mistakes some of our parents made that landed some people in our generation in the big mess they are today. In our days, it was - my son must go school and get big grades and do nothing else, even if the son obviously has other talents like sports etc...In our generation, it is that my son must play football, daughter must be serena williams, etc, even if the son or daughter is exceptionally intelligent and will do much better by actually reaching their best academic potentials.. We have to be careful so that we don't unknowingly make the mistakes of the previous generation in the opposite sense. |
Guy unclephilio123:, this your story is interesting to me. Do you have a year book for your set, with all the students' names and contacts. I believe you, but it would be nice to confirm that someone actually copied their way to a distinction, the almighty distinction, without being found out.WOOOWW. |
unclephilio123:Hmmm, I am somewhat interested in this your story. You mean, she copied in all her courses to have been able to make a distinction? You mean no one lecturer of integrity at the department of acc at Auchi? You mean examination invigilation is so porous that students are allowed to form Voltron and do whatever they want in the examination hall? Then on your account, a sane thing to be done is to completely close down Auchi poly's acc dept because it is not fit to be called a department. This conclusion is drawn based on your account. |
unclephilio123:I am not discrediting your experience and really empathize with you, but to cast aspersion at her distinction, I think it's only fair to state that she was really poor in the field where she made the distinction. Name spelling and first class/distinction in accounting have little correlation, although it is bad for a distinction candidate to be poor at spelling, more so his/her name, but not being able to spell properly in a course like accounting has little or causation with making or not making a distinction. The issue many people have always had with some accounting students, including the excellent ones, and also some mathematics students, is their inability to write, spell or speak well...But that does not stop them from being excellent in their main courses. I have seen so many examples in this life, and I have been around for a while. Again, I empathize with you. It's bad to fail good students who do not have money to bribe. Thank God, that's about stopping at Auchi Poly. Unfortunately, it is the brave people like you that have been made to pay the price years ago. |
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ademijuwonlo:It amazes me how certain people try to rubbish a first class, what? First class that is an impressive undergraduate achievement anywhere in the world!! I agree that the number of first class has increased, but that does not warrant some people to try and rubbish the achievements of people who have it, ladies in particular as per this convo. If I had not tried hard but couldn't get it, perhaps I might belong to the camp of those who just say anything about about first class degrees..But I, and am sure many others, know how challenging it is to make such a degree, and such achievement must never be rubbished. All the first class people I know, including ladies, are very sound and good at their crafts. In fact, I respect them. By the way, if you know any lady or guy with a first class and who hopes to get into a school like Cambridge, Oxford or Princeton, please have the, email me...Something can work, though no guarantees..The person must have things like certificate, transcript and references ready! |
TeamSimple:Please learn to respect the achievements of a first class made by ladies. I am writing this because 1) I believe you are smart and 2) I wonder how you came to the conclusion that most of them can't defend their first class degrees. Are you kidding me? If you would not resort to name calling, and if you can intelligently show me an objective study to back your 'most of them cannot defend their class, I will believe you. Otherwise, please be careful how you talk. The first class ladies I know, even 2:1, they are all very, very, very sound.. |
Lucasbalo:Bros, I hail oo. 20 years no be beans. |
abbeylli:Bro, why reject, at least you will see first now? |
abbeylli:Bro, can I send you a sermon to hear? |
Perfectionist11:They got many substitutes when they believe they are a catch to the guy. I don't want to name names, but there are many physically blessed ladies who count themselves overly lucky to be with certain men and are ready to do anything to preserve the relationship. I believe you know what I mean |
abbeylli:Do you know the reality of hell? Bro, it's real. |
iluvpomo:They are Not necessarily spoilt ones. |
Papikush:Sexual life as in 'Daddy, I have these urges how can I deal with it or daddy, yesterday I fornicated'? Let's be clear on the type of sexual life. The Bible makes it clear, how on earth a pastor wouldn't want his son or daughter to tow the Biblical path. |
Papikush:What other thing is good other than to study and be vast in the word of God. Abi make he advice pikin to go club or study the codes of the world? I tire. |
Berlynn:If the guy remains scared, his intentions are questionable. If some of us find a pastor's daughter that is great and genuine, nothing stops something serious from happening. Abi wetin beta pass well-trained pikin with fear of God and solid spiritual backing? Although I agree that the warfare against a pastor and his household can be tough. Everyone has to be for God, otherwise e fit no end well. |
emmaelectelect:Don't mind people with compare, compare. Congrats to our shining bro Moses and kudos to our bro Mikel who has done well overall. People just like comparison even when it is uncalled for. |
believerspraise:Guy, nice one, uplifting testimony, praise God. Is this a funded MSc? And does LSU mean Louisiana State Uni? If yes, then congrats again. Louisiana has a good record for oil company placement whenever the oil industry is good. |
ewa20buredi100:Will pharmaceutical chemistry make you a hospital pharmacist or something similar? If yes, I would go for it. Glut of chemical engineers with very few opportunities. However, if you want to eventually become a lecturer and don't give a hoot about working elsewhere, then do the one you prefer between the two. But note that nowadays you will need a PhD to be able to compete in getting lecturing jobs. |
Oga Jarus, please if you know any of your solid contacts with EU nationality, UK better, then send them the below and have them send me their CV if interested...This is an email a recruiter sent yesterday but I honestly don't know anyone. Maybe you can help. __________________________________________________________ Hi XYZ, Hope this finds you well, Please excuse my approach I was wondering if I could ask for your help? I am currently recruiting for a number of positions with a major investment bank based in the UK. All are permanent opportunities from AVP to VP level, with salaries ranging from £50k - £75k. There is also relocation assistance from the employer available. They are looking for: Lead AML Analyst GRA Model Validation Manager GRA FCC Analyst Sponsorships are unfortunately unavailable for these positions. If you know of anyone who is interested, I can send a full job spec for each role on request. |
Please read below and if you qualify, please send an email with your CV. _____________________________________________________________________________ Hi XYZ, Hope this finds you well, Please excuse my approach I was wondering if I could ask for your help? I am currently recruiting for a number of positions with a major investment bank based in the UK. All are permanent opportunities from AVP to VP level, with salaries ranging from £50k - £75k. There is also relocation assistance from the employer available. They are looking for: Lead AML Analyst GRA Model Validation Manager GRA FCC Analyst Sponsorships are unfortunately unavailable for these positions. If you know of anyone who is interested, I can send a full job spec for each role on request. _____________________________________________________________ |
