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odizeey:I hope you are not living in a bubble sha with the way you confidently mentioned poverty and backwardness as wearing naija take better pass India ? 🧏 About 63% of Nigerian population live below poverty line , while just a paltry 5% of Indian population live below poverty line . How India take poor pass Nigeria again? Let's not even talk about ten human capital they have over there and the industries they have. Why do u think naija businessmen like Dangote go dey feceruit expats from India? Do know the number of oil refineries they have in India? Do know the number of plants and industries they have where their people get hands-on experience that sought after globally? |
odizeey:Lolz , funny guy. I’m telling u there are other people who are big on what u call mumu respect and they are getting things done. Asians generally have a culture of respect , not just Indians . By the way , tell me: wetin Nigeria take better pass India ? |
odizeey:We are talking real life , u Dey talk secondary school seniority . It’s like you don’t know what Tony Elumelu did in that video was he making her know that life pass all those nonsense woke culture sha ? The truth is Tony lets her know that yes there are people who call him “Tony “ , but those are definitely people who have earned a right to do so. She no use anything qualify to be among people that can ever call him by first name ; it’s not like she’s a chairman on the board of a company Tony is a director ; they are not age mates , they are not acquaintances , she’s not a multi billionaire Tony is prospecting to invest into his unicorn or something . Omo ! I want to believe u know these things , u just Dey play devils advocate sha . |
odizeey:Let me guess , you think it’s an African/Nigerian thing right ? Have u ever worked with Asians particularly Indians ? An Indian will call address a senior colleague , an elderly person or anybody they respect with the suffix “Ji” behind that person’s name as a sign of respect . When you hear an Indian say “Rahul Ji “ , he is simply saying “Rahul sir “. They are so big on respect that they they won’t even call their MD or CEO by their title alone , they would say “ MD sir “ or “CEO sir “. Whether u speak indigenous language or English language , you can always be respectful and courteous ; it won’t take a thing from you to do so . |
raumdeuter:I understand perfectly well what Ibukun Awosika is saying , particularly that aspect of where the person would not complain you called them by their first name but deep down they aren’t cool with it ./video/1?s=46 When I first started working in corporate naija back then , I don follow my ogas go some kind meetings where u will see young girls and boys who are managers in companies we are prospecting for would just out of the blues say “ So Tobi , you are saying we do get xyz as added benefits right ? “. I would notice how my oga who is probably in his early 50’s feels awkward a 31 year old randomly calls him “Tobi “ , but then he has no choice since the person works for a prospective client’s company . Deep down I know if that person needs Oga Tobi’s Favour , he or she will get a dress down for jumping the gun with that first name basis crap and will most likely not get the Favour sef . |
odizeey:I don’t know if you are just playing devil’s advocate here or you are being sarcastic sha….but trust me , it’s lack of emotional intelligence to be addressing a senior executive like Tony Elumelu by his first name irrespective of what they must have told her in banking school . The right thing to do is refer to him as Mr. which is official and already conveyed respect . |
izzou:Yes , there are actually . Some companies make it part of their HR policy that everybody must be addressed on first name basis . I’ve been around people like that in the past. You can tell when some of them who have been sending u mails finally see u for the first time . One of them saw me one day for the first time during a physical meeting , and couldn’t call my first name she has been using to address me in mails 😂 |
raumdeuter:I agree with you ; personally I would never call anyone I’m not familiar with by his or her first name in an official setting . I guess the girl is probably one of these people whose first exposure to corporate naija is all these companies where they make it company policy to call everyone by their first name . She however lacks emotional intelligence to know that what may be permissible in her organization or environment is definitely not the norm in Nigeria as a whole . The fact that she’s a Nigerian who grew in the Nigerian society alone sef suppose make her head straight . |
What do you guys think about this Lady and Tony Elumelu’s conversation considering there are organizations in Corporate Naija that mandate it for staff to address each other on first name basis irrespective of age or cadre gap. /video/1?s=46 |
This man actually made reasonable points as funny as this video may sound. APC brought 16 governors , the senate president and several political machinery to combat Adeleke at the just concluded Osun Governorship election . Adeleke promising the same APC his support at the federal level shortly after the election just sounds like he doesn’t really regard the sacrifice of the people and doesn’t value the will of the very people who voted for against all odds . Anyways sha, they say politics is a game. Goodluck to all of them in the game they are playing. /video/1?s=46 |
raumdeuter:I just hope he doesn’t get himself caught up in a rival cult war that may result in serious fatalities one of these days sha . |
iamoyindamola:Now that he’s even mixing politics with the life of a celebrity , he’s at high risk considering he don belong . The fact that they could target him even with the kind of security his uncle the executive governor has should scare him. Make him papa just tell am to either stay Lagos or America where his attackers will fear law enforcement . I don’t think cultist in all those Osun state really fear police o |
According to Osun state police , it was rival cult groups that attacked Adeleke’s convoy in Osogbo yesterday in a bid to gain access to Davido . I saw videos of him online last week on motorcycle celebrating the election victory while making cultist signs and shouting their slangs . In my mind I was like “what are the odds that a rival cult group attacks him in this vulnerable state for provocation and they tag it as political attack ?” . I guess got my answer already within a week . I still don’t understand what made that boy join cult despite having a very soft background that protected him from vices like cultism/gangsterism . He didn’t even attend Nigerian public institutions where kids from wealthy backgrounds are sometimes forced to join gangs/cults . Perhaps it was just peer pressure and his desire to be seen as “rugged “ https://www.nairaland.com/8731902/davido-target-gun-attack-adelekes |
But come to think of it, where did Jude and Donstan vaporize go sef ? I remember those two used to banter each other over Havertz and Mason Mount . Jude was team Havertz , while Donstan was team Mount (if my memory serves me right ). I guess if both were still active on this thread , Jude will be having the best laugh considering how Havertz has been able to win EPL and Community shield at Arsenal while Mount has struggled with Man Utd . ![]() |
izzou:Of course Nigeria is big enough to hide for a wanted person who would keep low profile and wouldn't mind living in a remote part of the country. Unfortunately àbí na Fortunately, people like KC won't ever keep low profile. They will use their own hand lead law enforcement to their location. |
Realmrsean:That's because that is not his first time. He has been using the same route till he was most likely snitched on by the same people that have been his partners before now. |
afrodoc:Hmmm.... Na wa o. I believe it's difficult for his family members to make peace with the fact that he doesn't have long to live. |
CrystalTiger:Methinks the KC guy probably had a fallout with one of the customs or immigration or NDLEA connects that have always ensured his Dr.uggs pass through before now. So maybe this one time they didn't offer him protection and he was caught by the authorities. He obviously has officials within the system whom he pays to look the other way for him to be casually moving such "weight" through a Nigerian airport. The luxury he displays online shows he's been doing it for a while and getting away with it. Things like that will always happen in a corrupt society Sha |
Akinlot:I watched this podcast few weeks back..... The guy said a whole lot about the dru... business involving Nigerian traffickers as far back as the 90's.... He's one of the Lagos Island (isale eko) guys who were all in into the business before the age of social media. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqpfbI_2Zyo?si=Xu_hmQ4hd7tHk2BO These were the guys whose spendings made musicians like K1 the ultimate the "big boy" he is today |
izzou:Most times, I don't share my opinion about people like that with others. Most people in this generation will call you hater like you tightly said. I remmeber one time like that when some of these guys online were complaining about EFCC going after Yahoo boys and all. They asked why are they investigating people's wealth? Why are they not investigating poor people's poverty? Na that time I know say this generation is far gone. |
GloriousGbola:That's my own opinion too. It's either you are stealing the money literally or you are engaging in some crime that requires little effort to get maximum illicit funds. Some will even pay bloggers to write about them, make them trend and call them the most misused generic word today "billionaire" |
izzou:I guess they can't resist the urge to show off I'll gotten wealth in the face of "peasants".....Maybe whatever spirit behind the illicit wealth is what is pushing them to commit financial seppuku without them realizing it self. |
iamoyindamola:Never heard of him till now. Most of these guys plenty Sha. Anybody that is throwing around money & flashing luxury without any verifiable source of income, I don't get surprised when they are casted as criminals. |
Afrodoc what's your opinion on this nollywood actor's stage 4 cancer news? According to this Shina guy who is an influencer on Twitter, it's sounding like the man's case is irreversible and he may not be spending more years alive and functional. What do you think? https://www.nairaland.com/8730785/doctor-explains-palliative-care-after Also, is it possible for stage 4 cancer to just materialize within a short period of time (like less than a month) as claimed by the actor's daughters? What signs can one watch out for in one's body or a loved one's body that should lead to early detection? |
One very good trait I've seen in this Tzolis body is that he dey put mind for marking..... He doesn't just allow players glide past him. It will certainly help him keep a staring place in this team. |
This Tzolis really come ball for here ni, no play at all....Martinelli go sleep for bench if Tzolis continues with this form. |
Leyqute:As in..... He's playing like he has a very big point to prove |
We are just running rings around City in midfield like say na training we dey. We are literally trying to run down time in order not to make the scores embarrassing for city. Left to me, I would say we should score more and damn the consequences abeg! |
Odegaard just dey enjoy himself for this match ; he's playing like the prime Odegaard we all enjoyed watching. |
mostob:Aswear! Where I come from, they will refer to what Odegaard did to Donarumma as " O sawuzay" 😂 |
Una sure say this Maresca no go suffer for this man city? 😂 |
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