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larride:They didn’t know when to stop ni. They were trying to milk the last cash out of a rested show |
larride:Now that’s a show with a very much interesting storyline ! With its twists and turns |
Ibime:I’m not saying it’s not a good show, all I’m saying is the storyline is not anything special from what one expected . The wire too is overhyped but has great actors who interpreted their roles well. I will gladly agree Game of thrones is the GOAT for a lot of reasons |
Segedinho:This thing is actually not funny o. The thing the guy did could lead to serious loss of lives if a train derail cos of the vandalization. I don’t know if U’ve seen how trains are packed fool around that agege oshodi side . |
Spy360:Those who know more about Tinubu’s plans for economy and reducing unemployment will answer the questions u raised . The only thing I countered from the onset of the discussion was :people making it seem like the guarantor part of the requirement is a big ask; it’s not . |
See this useless boy caught removing rail track at Agege 🤦♂️ Later if train derail and people die ; himself and his community members will be blaming government or claiming it’s the work of the devil . https://www.instagram.com/reel/CtmcRHpgDZK/?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ== |
Itsrm:Na today ? U no hear Qdot lyrics ? “ Ifa to fi talika jọba, ẹnu ifa ma gbẹ ".... 🤣. An Oracle that enthrones a poor man as king, will surely not escape the effects of poverty that will greet his tenure . It’s the governors and in some instances the influential members of the society that select kings now and they sure go for popular , rich and educated people irrespective of what any ifa oracle is seeing . |
iamoyindamola:That’s true sha . If they contract the “Eleniyan” of the area to safeguard these government assets , I’m very sure these incidents will reduce . I remember when armed robbers robbed a friend in Bariga in his house . At daybreak he went to meet the eleniyan and accused him of allowing him to be robbed in his house despite how he usually gives them money for drinks and donation during carnivals. The man apologized and asked him to come back in the evening that he will get to the bottom of things . In the evening my friend was at his place and he said he saw over 100 stolen phones and at least 30 laptops paraded in front of him and he was asked to identify his stuff . He did and he got them at no cost to him at that point . He later told me that the eleniyan knows about any robbery, phone snatching and net cutting that happened in the area every single day ; nothing passes behind him. People like that, na only them fit catch thief cos dem be thief . |
raumdeuter:The bold is the key learning point here 💯 It’s what u make out of ur life after university that people will see to reference either for good or bad ! |
CrystalTiger:They should give people like this long prison sentence ; we need less of them free in the streets . I remember when Ambode decided to embark on putting iron mesh on express roads to prevent people from crossing the express instead of using pedestrian bridges all over Lagos . These guys cut off the iron mesh bit by bit selling it to artisans who need it . The iron mesh that was out there to safeguard lives, they just turn it to their own meal ticket . I think the government also need to address the issue of “area boys” , “osanle” and issues surrounding people living on the streets without anybody monitoring what they are doing in the dead of the night . Imagine this guy was sighted at 3.30am cutting bridge railings . If there are no destitutes on the streets , will anybody leave his house 3.30am with the plan of cutting bridge railings ? |
GloriousGbola:Baba , I get friend wey graduate with HND distinction from one of the top polytechnics in Nigeria . Personally I took his case heads-on, I had to review his CV, even opened a gmail in his behalf applying for jobs on his behalf cos I know he has a lot to offer whoever employs him, etc . Las las he didn’t get a job. But he delved into self employment ; today he’s married , has a business which he started from scratch based on skills he acquired while hustling his way through schools . He used his business management skills he learnt from school to manage the business and he’s living better than some graduates who even earn 75k monthly as bank teller with the same qualification . No be everybody go work for office . |
Segedinho:I think I understand u. The thing is; like every other Nigerian u think the purpose of going to university is to get a white collar job and be able to repay the loan. Not everybody that goes to university will get a white collar job after school . Even during our parents’ time when Nigeria was better , not all of them who attended university got white collar jobs, some had to delve into self employment after school . For example tge Nigerian Labour market does not have the resources to accommodate everybody that studied law in the university and attended Nigerian law school . Not all of them will work for Afe Babalola chambers, Wole Olanipekun chambers, Falana and Falana chambers etc . Some will have to lurk around courts to do charge and bail lawyer for criminals , some will have to open shops in the area and work as property lawyer for landlords and property developers , etc . My point is; paying back the loan will require serious planning on ur part before u think of accessing the loan . U will be unwise to know u are not sound academically only to access the loan , graduate with pass or third class and then start complaining of unemployment . If I want to sign guarantor for any relative or family member trying to access the loan, I will interview such person and know what’s his plan if white collar job doesn’t show after graduation . How resourceful is he ? Will he be willing to hustle with didgital skills like Cloud computing , Data analysis , programming etc so as to be able to pay back the loan ? If the answer is no, then I won’t sign for him. Wait first ! Are u against the loan arrangement totally or it’s the conditions attached to it u are against ? |
Segedinho:U are conflating issues . I’ve already mentioned it here before now that the #500k combined family income makes no sense and Larride pointed it out that there’s likely to be an amendment of that since what was being shared on the media space is the old framework of the student loan while it was in process . That being said , my last paragraph has already addressed the issue of guarantor . If u need a guarantor for something that will affect ur future today, I can bet u will find a way around it . Except u and ur family members have terrible characters and nobody is willing to vouch for u. I’ve signed guarantor forms and charctwr refrence form for people before , it’s no big deal( I only sign for people I can vouch for to an extent ) . Like I said earlier, the guarantor aspect is the least of anybody’s worry. For example, a student who finished secondary school from a public secondary school can get his or her former teachers who are on grade level 12 and above in the state teaching service to sign for him/her . It’s because u think anybody that gets the loan will run away with it; that’s why u are having paranoia over the whole guarantor requirement . |
Theflint1:People should stop making mountain out of mole hill as it concerns this student loan especially the guarantor aspect . There’s nothing special about requesting for a civil servant on grade level 12 as guarantor ( That’s the requirement and not director level which the Op mischievously claim is being required ). Sooner or later , u will have to provide a guarantor on that level . I remember the first job I got after NYSC , they required a guarantor who is either a civil servant on grade 12 or Senior manager in the bank or pastor/imam/traditional ruler . It’s either u provide them or u can continue to remain hopeful in the labour market. I didn’t even know anyone on that grade level in an instant , but after talking to somebody that knows somebody; I had people who don’t know me signing the guarantor form for me . Na naija we dey , the guarantor part should be the least of anybody’s worry . When ur future depends on something , u will find a way around it Abeg ! |
chrisooblog:I didn’t say we already have it ; what I said was that they came here and exported the same seedlings we are about importing . My post was very clear on that . |
chrisooblog:Breaking bad is overhyped , there’s nothing special about the storyline ! |
Emmynator:Na why e no really make sense forming opinion about cases based on what u read off media reports while case is still on. Each party will report whatever side Favour them and use their respective media arms to amplify their story to make it seem the decison will swing in their Favour . I still remember how media report of Adeleke vs Oyetola made it seem like Adeleke was losing the case until the final Supreme Court judgement .(Even thought Adeleke was on how was out ) Make case even end make everybody rest and those of us that want to learn ; make we learn from the rulings and precedent that will be set by the supreme after the aggrieved parties must have appealed to the Supreme Court |
larride:It’s a shitty geeky series; don’t want ur time and data . I was watching it about 3-4 years ago , it was trash |
akwesenana:No let Seankafor see this comment o. Wetin go come happen to illegitimate Nigerians ? ![]() |
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Incognito9:This is another nice series iamoyindamola recommended . I’m patiently waiting for the season 3 |
Ibime:It’s a very entertaining series . It’s only if u are too serious with life tha u won’t enjoy it especially the fat guy’s role ( I forgot his name now) |
GloriousGbola:It’s actually a sad tale that Nigeria is going to import Malaysian oil palm seed 63 years after independence . I remember my old man telling me tales of how Malaysian government came to naija in the 60’s to get our oil palm seed which they planted and years after it became a major source of income for the Asian country . It’s ironical that we are now going there to Pay to import the same seedlings we gave them freely 🤦♂️. That’s just the tale of Nigeria . We just mismanage everything . Kudos to Soludo sha , it make sense if the youth in his state will till the land and make something out of it than they being hooked on crystal meth and sagging their trousers here and there . |
raumdeuter:Na iamoyindamola gangan be sure plug for series recommendation; I always follow his recommendations. |
raumdeuter:No I've not. I wanted to try it recently but the story wasn't catchy when I tried reading little of the storyline, I just decided against it. |
GloriousGbola:I agree with u, the corruption virus has long since infected EFCC too. Now we hear tales of EFCC operatives wiping out account balance of Yahoo boys as price for not to prosecute them after arrests . |
GloriousGbola:Well , it appears EFCC was Obasanjo’s brain child to go after financial offenders especially those who ate our yams while in public service . Every other person that has been president after OBJ have all sacked the EFCC boss they met on seat for reasons best known to them . Some say it’s cos every president after OBJ used EFCC as a tool to go after their political opponents and keep them in line ( cos they know there’s no clean Nigerian per se ). Whatever dream OBJ had with establishing EFCC and putting Ribadu in charge left the group chat with Obasanjo on May 29 2007. |
GloriousGbola:They will come for u and say u are stereotyping . |
liveLongNprospa:Shebi na people wey dey Kano talk say na cross . I can’t be in Lagos here and be arguing with people in Kano as to what the demolished monument looks like |
GloriousGbola:With this level of religious intolerance being displayed even by the state government , I don’t envy non Muslims living in Kano o |
GloriousGbola:Omo! The thing me I’m now wondering is ;how did Ganduje a northern muslim end up building a roundabout with a cross on it? |
larride:Normally sef special adviser supposed close to the president more than ministers . Minister na head of ministry ; na policy wey him perm secs formulate he go dey bring come give president . It’s the special advisers who are technocrats that should now advise the president whether to go with the minister and his ministry are proposing , modify it or trash it outrightly . So it’s actually not bad if the man is a special adviser going by how he’s been hyped in the media space . |
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