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diggz:Exactly. You see those head of communities ehn, they are part of the problem. Myself and a friend were contracted as corpers in the north to assist a far away state secondary school with solving Waec English questions. We wrote essays, letters, summary and comprehension passages which were wtittten on the board for the students . The principal contracted us because he doesn’t trust English teachers in his school who studied NCE Arabic. After everything everything , the principal paid us handsomely and took us to the district head to pay homage. He was happy to see us and was grateful we came to help his subjects pass a very hard subject . This is an educated man o . Some of us don see for dis country abeg |
iamoyindamola:He still has 3 years na. Audio Boko Haram defeat fit turn Reality in 3 years insha allah |
diggz:Baba we all dey dis Naija, we know as e dey go. Census in Naija is hijacked by local government chairmen and members of house representing the constituency. My sisters worked as census officials here in Lagos in 2006. We had enough gist of how they were entertained by the LGA chairman and how they were encouraged not to bother and stress themselves. Their supervisor already committed to the distortion of data and oh carried them along sharing a paltry part of his largesse with them. Na Naija we dey |
Skimpledawg:Thank you for this. You made my point. While I was in 100l there's a particular data we talked about and we say it is less than 1% in Nigeria. Throughout my time in the uni we kept on saying that "less than 1%" statement. Nobody knows if it's 0.1% or 0.99%. I've graduated and worked for a while now and the general consensus is still the figure is less than 1% with nobody telling us the exact figure. This was why when Larride said the 2014 may not be valid anymore I had to ask him for the 2019 figure if he has access to it. It's true the Herdsmen vs Farmers clash predates Buhari's ascension to power, but u will agree with me there has been a sharp increase in it ever since became president. I had a friend while serving in the north who happens to be from plateau state. Very articulate young man. He examined how Fulani's when permitted to make raffia huts to settle a bit in Ur comminty will suddenly become intolerant and start communal clashes. This was pre-Buhari Era. But with Buhari's presidency these guys have now become a menace with the presidency always believing the Fulani must have been wronged before they could unleash mayhem on their host community ![]() At least some uncomplimentary statements credited to Femi Adesina captures this |
Sinzu money is proud of you Akin Abayomi and Jide Sanwoolu....u guys should adopt a street name like Abayomi wire and Sanwo funds respectively.
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odizeey:Now this morning I read the commissioner of health in Lagos saying they've conducted 16,000 COVID-19 tests and each test costs an estimated ₦50,000. This me as they've spent ₦800,000,000.00 on resting COVID-19 patients alone. Imagine how much they would claim to spend on feeding people in isolation centre morning, afternoon and night....and even the drugs sef. If the person wey get the catering contract in Isolation centre no buy Benz after COVID-19 ends, make I know wetin cause am ( I know about catering and know how much bast.ard money caterers make from one single party sef, not to talk of government contract) |
Dyt:I believe he's teasing, going by the wink emoji in his post. A man who has spent 50 years in marriage wouldn't be able to drag his tired ass to the kitchen for sure |
larride:Baba I didn't study English or Communication abeg accept the words the way they come. But what I was saying is quite clear. Ibime has buttressed the point by telling us that despite the UK unemployment figures being estimate, the figures are given credibility by Govt tracking number of people claiming under their unemployment insurance. The same cannot be said for Nigeria. People graduate from school and can't make it into paid employment a year and more after NYSC. The government doesn't even have an estimated average of school leaves that join the Labour market yearly and those that eventually get employed within that year. For example Access bank had sacked a lot of contract staff secretly before it trended and CBN asked them to shelve any plan of downsizing. Now while access bank has quickly come out to deny any plans of sacking due to the economic effects of COVID-19 pandemic, they are silent about those already sacked(who are actually much). The government obviously doesn't know those ones are out of jobs now because they don't have any unemployment benefit insurance they will claim on that will make insurance companies, regulators and the Govt in general aware that some people are already out of job. I'm saying this because I've seen unemployment up close and personal. I believe u are in Lagos, when the COVID-19 is over go to ICS limited located at Obanikoro bus stop along ikorodu road on any weekday of Ur choice. Go and see so many graduates besieging their compound waiting to write tests and wait for months to be employed and outsourced to banks as contract staff. The same thing at Workforce in Gbagada. U will be surprised at the amount of Nigerians that are unemployed as opposed to these figures being claimed to represent our unemployment figures. I used to think most of these unemployed people are those that made lower grades...blah...blah....until the day I sat for KPMG test; I was in a hall filled with first class and 2.1 graduates only, yet we were this much.... I don’t even want to talk about some old course mates that got frustrated and resorted to cyber crime. Baba like I said, those figures do not even represent / show a semblance of the reality on ground. The way u are confidently defending these figures ehn, I believe skimpledawg was engaged with an NGO that required them gather data on the field. I’m sure he will tell u a lot of things that was done to those data |
larride:I'm not claiming, I'm drawing inference from the info I was able to assess. If u have the 2019 data, do please let's have a look at it. |
Ibime:Thank u for this. I find it hard believing whatever figure they churn out because we don't even know the population of the country. The last census was done 14 years ago and it was fraught with controversies that shows the data is inaccurate. We don't have unemployment benefits, so at what point does the government know someone used to work but he's now unemployed? That was why I said those guys just padded figures and dish it out and claim that is the situation on ground when it's far from it. You hardly see 15 people gaining employment out of a class of 100 within the first 1 year of graduation and NYSC. Yet they are talking about a Lower unemployment rate. |
larride:Oga mi, the 800k is their sample which they will use to represent the population. Whatever Labour force figure they want to come up with is in the 800k. That is how sampling works. What I'm saying is doing analysis and basing decisions on a sample of 800k out of over 100m population shows Ur data will not be accurate. By the way IMF, World Bank will not leave their country and organize census in Ur country for u na. Na wetin u give dem in terms kf Ur population dem go take. |
larride:Since u say u don't know, no problem then. But just take a look at this screenshot below. Without attaching sentiments, will u take whatever data obtained from the process described in the screenshot serious? Nigeria has a population of over 100 million (that has not been verified to be true or not) , they want to know the unemployment rate amongst the population so they decided to gather data thru a field survey that lasted just 3 weeks and allegedly had a sample size of 800,000 Do u know what percentage of 100million 800k represents? 0.8% which is even less than 1% A certain Dr Yemi Kale and his team Sat down and calculated unemployment rate based on this 800k sample size and use it to represent the whole population and we are supposed to swallow it hook line and sinker because dem Sabi economics and statistics pass. ![]()
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larride:I have a question for u; How is unemployment rate calculated in Nigeria? |
hardeycute:Baba forget Jàre. Only someone sympathetic with Apc will score Buhari high on security. His administration has not only been unable to deal with Boko Haram decisively as promised, but his administration has added a baggage of insecurity challenges from Fulani Herdsmen and Armed Bandits in the north central and Northwest respectively. These things are facts and not deniable. Jonathan was booted out for failing to nip the boko haram menace in the north east in the bud, but we've seen how the north central states of Benue, Plateau etc have witnessed Fulani Herdsmen killings under this administration. We've seen how Armed Bandits in North west states like Zamfara have held sway. While bàbà was expected to solve a Problem, two more problems joined the initial one making it 3. |
odizeey:I have somebody like that in my office. She's a senior colleague that has sympathy for apc and is always optimistic about this current administration. She drops figures like that too, but when I'm in my good mood I start debunking those cooked up figures. When I remind her of the non-stopping increase in her children's fees since the advent of this administration, how much she fuels her car now, how the car park at marina has increased parking fees from ₦500 to as much as ₦750 daily, how the company's investment income is no longer anything to write home about......etc all in response to how things has deteriorated economic wise. She mostly will just say I should go with my wàhálà and end it all by saying at least there is no stealing/wanton looting going on like we had under Jonathan. I just shake my head and move on. They keep talking about the GDP growing blah blah blah....Yet u see more and more business men and traders defaulting on loans due to unfavorable economic conditions, FX issues and what have u. Everywhere na packaging for dis government Jàre. I give it to them, they have some sharp guys who do magic with these figures. ![]() |
sleit:Check this video out. I watched the video about 3 times, memorized the process and I cooked the meal below; and that was my first time cooking fried rice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9klTmhNneys
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hardeycute:Baba forget figures Jàre. It's economics graduates working at NBS that formulate these figures. Naija has no database to capture the data required to compute these economic indicators. I've been doing research in the social sciences since I was an undergraduate, I've gone to different lengths to get some of these data, there are no records anywhere . How many company inform government about retrenchment / laying off their staff? How many people have unemployment benefits insurance that will signal the government there has been increase in Unemployed population when they claim on these policies? I know at least 5 persons personally that have lost their jobs since 2016 till date. Only one of them has been able to get another job. Then I know others that have not gotten a job since they graduated till date. All those unemployment rate figures u see does not in anyway represent the reality on ground at all. The recently concluded Lagos state teacher's recruitment ; they were recruiting for just 1,000 teachers but they received 50,000 applications. So 1,000 were selected on merit + connection + long leg. Now what happens to the 49,000 that were not selected? Imagine if we have about 49,000 that couldn't make it to the teaching job's finale, what about engineers, accountants etc? Once again, forget those figures. |
Make I dey observe
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Victornezzar:Issokay. Na that 24/7 light wey dem promise me I still dey wait for. At least let's assume we are still in 2019 based on how coro Don scatter 2020. At least they should give us the 24/7 electricity before the year runs out ![]() |
iamoyindamola:Àmín ![]() |
iamoyindamola:I believe u will need a pictorial illustration for Ur discussion ![]()
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Victornezzar:Someone used his moniker to inform us on this thread. I thought maybe someone kept in touch with the lady |
Skimpledawg:Nihilistjnr na big time àgbàya. He had to talk about Uber wey local man dey use keep body and soul together ![]() |
hardeycute:Clicking this link made me remember something I forgot last week. I was meaning to ask if anyone heard about DopeJemi. I saw his comments in the link and remebered. I learnt he was mugged and shot in SA, hope he's better now? |
raumdeuter:See as Firminho be like those fair Fulani of Niger origin wey dey beg money for oshodi that year ![]() |
iamoyindamola: ![]() |
Petyprincess:Kudos |
airmark:I think it was Ibime. |
pamcode:Baba if u watch the match, immediately the linesman signaled offside u could hear the commentator saying the ball might actually be ruled as a goal suggesting the linesman gaffed. That was exactly what happened. |
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Mariangeles:I don't really know if they add beans to that frejon ó. While I was much younger we had some close neighbours that were Roman catholic, they usually bring that frejon to our house during Easter just the way people share cooked rice during Christmas. Although I see them thru the window adding coconut to it on fire and stir like tapioca, I don't know if they add beans cos I never tasted it |
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I don’t even want to talk about some old course mates that got frustrated and resorted to cyber crime. 

