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lestat:Sir, Most of what you have said is just spot on, it shows you know a lot about dogs... but I disagree with two things !. Flogging the dog. I believe the dogs are like children and you spare the rod and spoil the child . My GSD is 3 years now and I started flogging them from 3-4 months. i have different canes for different occasions. They love me and they obey me. They are 100% obedient when I talk to them . There was a time I called the name midway into a chase. she froze and ran into her cage! I think they should be beaten but not excessively. A six month old dog is old enough to know right from wrong. |
A classical example of a person too dumb to be alive |
wine4dguy:Very Old Man.....LOL ...that was Centuries ago |
Poster please can you change the topic to Burglars not robbers. Clearly inside work! |
This is a very sensitive issue. I don't blame Sterling bank for scrapping the IT programme I only wonder why they have not paid up for the periods worked. Probably there is more to the story we do not know. Many upcoming , young ones I interact with seem to see no boundaries to the limit of hustling. I will ask a question from the following statements; 1. Your brother houses you and feeds you while you are still a student 2. Your brother works so hard and pays your fees in school and gives you pocket money 3. Your brother is building a house from his savings and sweat but has not time to supervise the work 4. You are on holidays and your brother asks you to supervise his house project and infact gives you tons of cash to buy materials Now the question...will you make money from supervising his work? The answer is YES for most younger ones and in my opinion this is the height of decadence that these ones take to their places of IT. I have worked in a multinational that banned IT students because year on year they get defrauded. Hence I do not blame Sterling bank at all. What the youth need to do is for the ones with clear heads to continue to try and impact those with warped minds and hopefully make them see the damage their single acts are causing the larger number of youth. Here on Nairaland a guy wanted to buy cheap data being sold illegally undermining the GSM service providers , he got scammed and had the boldness to come out and mention. Such is the level of decadence. Finally poster, a simple letter to the head of HR will make they pay your money. If you need help to do this, PM me, I will take it up but you need to give me full and accurate facts and be honest bout everything...come out clean. SPAGGYYY:Correct Bro, but can you blame the ITF when student unions are busy chasing politicians and endorsing candidates for elections , offering the student bodies as thugs and miscreants.......in my almost 50 years , I have never seen Student unions so without focus and ineffective all my life! Its not a Sterling Problem but a societal clamity |
mu2sa2:Is that all you can mutter? ....no match ......I move on...too low IQ and too much of an intellectual drone to hold discuss... |
mu2sa2:Spewing thrash is a phrase I see every day on Nairaland from many who don't even understand the meaning. Just hear a word it sounds nice and throw it around without any originality. The same Low intellectual capacity makes you hear word in a beer palour and take it as truth without asking questions or exercising the God given grey matter you should have but lack. If you can slightly upgrade your thought process you will realise its better for a man who can see to stay afar than a blind man to stay close. I dont have to be In Kwara to know what is going on there ...all I need is to raise the game and ask questions in the right places. Does your half or quarter wit tell you that there is a reason for the non payment other than using the money to pursue Saraki's Senate presidency? Are you aware Kwara state is low on IGR? Are you aware FGN share revenues are dwindling? Are you aware KWSG is servicing loans? why allow your beer parlour talk to spill into the streets? It does not make sense .....to those who have sense. Only saw dust brain like you will believe that there has been a pay cut for such flimsy and unintelligent reasons |
Lushcream:Thank you , There MUST be an official reason for the reduction is salaries ? is it unavailability of cash or a pay cut? We are all quite aware the Federal government revenues are dwindling and some states have not paid salaries for months but that does not amount to pay cut. My point is that how can people come up with the story line that the pay has been slashed to fund Saraki's senate presidency bid....its such a lazy shameful rumour. When I first saw the post, I called a relation who is a director in one of the ministries, he confirmed that they were making partial payments owing to the dwindling FG revenue sharing and low IGR. That is a more intelligent position. |
I find it distasteful when people sit in the corner of their rooms and cook up stories. How can a government slash salaries by 50% to pursue senate presidency! of a past governor......how stupid can a sitting governor be to do that? Poster, where is the source? when did beer parlour discussion become a news item? I am tired of the failings of Nigerian elites who are supposed to be educated and have sound minds |
Can you imagine this rogue has not paid salaries for 17 months! He should sell the furniture and pay his staff, using people's sweat and blood to shine! Workers, Workers on Wednesday shut down the Benin studio of the African Independent Television (AIT) and Raypower FM Radio over in protest of over 17 months unpaid salaries. The workers were blocked the main entrance to the station located along the Benin/Lagos bypass halting all operations of the broadcast media. The management, however, invited anti-riot policemen to the station to forestall any break down of law and order. The protesting workers numbering about 50 were said to have been owed salaries for between 12 and 17 months. One of the workers told newsmen that newly employed staff of AIT were owed 12 months, old staff between 13 months and staff of the Raypower FM, 17 months. He lamented that the stations generated millions of Naira on a daily basis, yet salaries were not paid by the management. “It is sheer wickedness and man’s inhumanity to his fellow man. We have families to care for and children to pay their school fees. “Many of our children have stopped going to school. But their own attend schools abroad,” he lamented. The Chairman of the organisation, Raymond Dokpesi (Jnr), was said to have appealed to the protesters assuring that the management would within one week pay part of the salary arrears. He was said to have threatened to pay off any staff that decides to resign from the establishment. http://dailyindependentnig.com/2015/06/workers-shut-ait-raypower-17-months-unpaid-salaries-2/ |
gogodaye:Spot on! especially when you imagine the guy went to the four walls of a higher institution. I find it annoying when the pedestrians make rude gestures and insult you when they forcefully attempt to cross the roads under the Pedestrian bridges. Last week as I drove by Onipanu at 9am I saw a man his wife and 2 children trying to cross right under the pedestrian bridge. I shouted that he should go and use the bridge but he said gbenu soun olosi .....shut up wretched man. Why should i say rip if he gets crushed. Nigerians need total reorientation and many of us will only behave when we are treated like goats! |
The guy committed suicide with all the pedestrian bridges on that route...I guess he chose to die! Some people are too half witted to be alive. I guess he is one of them. A grim reminder to all his fellow half witted comrades to USE THE PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES! The BRT bus drivers are a menance they have no regard for human lives also. The are crazy about their right of way and their size. The excuse is that robbers operate on the bridge which is a pure fallacy,there are guards and gen powered lights on the bridge and if many of the half wits use the pedestrian bridges the robbers will leave. May God be with the family he has put in pain! |
As much as I love Sahara Reporters...they did not act professionally and handle the President of Zimbabwe well. They behaved like a bunch of untrained school students on this ocassion! They simply displayed gangster ism not journalism. |
Thank God Fresh air at last! |
forexprophet:Sir , please explain? |
ZeezaRapture:Correct, the only time I saw him smile through out the regime was when he collected the Golden cup from the eaglets who won the kodak under 16 cup......after that ...too serious to smile. He was using a 505 like all nigeria elites and lived in gra ilorin among the elites....nothing spectacular about his house other than stern looking soldiers |
Tunde Idiagbon, A true soldier, A man A leader An epitome of order and Integrity I grew up with your children back then in Ilorin and they were an epitome of humility and reflected your values as a man of discipline May the Almighty continue to grant you rest |
Blakjewelry:African mentality , thinking from back to further back!....what does that have to do with the matter of justifying HER AWARD? Another example of why africa remains backward! PS: Mind your tenses! |
oweman:Sir, it happens in Nigeria! Obviously you dont live in Nigeria and you are cut off from the realities of everyday living here ....im happy for you. But i can tell you it happens |
ab1x:I respect you for that sir....it would have been most difficult for me not to allow them to face jungle justice...........I have been a victim of violent crime before and I think these people do not deserve to live. They have no other way other than violence, he who lives by the gun should die by the gun |
Sunnybobo3:Sir, Govt claimed they needed to free up funds from the subsidy removal to utilise in other areas....abi? The truth: If they cannot efficiently manage subsidies and helplessly allow the so called CABAL ( who eat and drink with them) to steal subsidy monies then automatically the money freed up will also be hijacked by another set of cabal! I remember vividly , all the promises made when the price was raised to 87 / litres how many of those promises were fulfilled? See below ; [url][/url] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVxxdvxWVnw[url][/url] The problem is not the subsidy or the removal but a weak, corrupt and very incompetent government! |
charlzchudi:I share your thoughts 100% and I marvell when people leave the Politicians and bash tribes! However in addition to what you have said. We need to kill corruption and treat is as a cancer! A man who has been in government all his life who; 1 Has no family wealth inheritance 2 Has not done any business and his spouse is not known to have done or owned any business Is able to live the life of affluence and afford all the luxuries of life......and no one asks him of the source of the wealth. However if the government institutions start asking questions about sources of wealth, this will reduce corruption to the barest minimum. With corruption the economy cannot grow. The cleaning has to start from the institutions saddled with the responsibility to clean up corruption |
Sweetguy25:Really?? .......is that all you can say to such a write up ![]() The more comments I see here the more I see mediocrity in this our country. |
Taylor86:Its either you are 1. Too lazy (intellectually) to read the story or 2). morbidly corrupt |
virus04:Naija pull him down syndrome......If I can't do it its not possible. If I dont understand it must be spiritual. I believe the story and Im not a coward ......if you cant do it someone else can. Where your imagination stops , another man's reality starts |
ninjasta:NA wah for you ooooo Yes I believe Jona was a waste of four years and ASo rock space yes I believe he is most incompetent Yes I believe he is not effective Yes, he is weak and clueless Yes I believe he could do a lot more than his admistration actually did Yes his administration allowed people to loot recklessly however, lets not sensationalise everything, there is an AC switch behind the king and its on (At least on position ) indicating there is a source of light. Look closely, the wall shows a reflection of light. Lets criticize constructively. A man who has trekked all the way from Abuja will need up to 40 ACs to cool him instantly! The curtains might have been opened for additional source of light . |
I hope Dokpesi is now up to date on his staff salaries unlike Nduka Obiegbena |
As much as I am trying to feel sorry for this guy...I am happy to see his Bribe taking face....90% of govt workers are bribe takers! He should say what he did and what would a diplomat be doing in a cab? |
yoged:I withdraw my statement because Arrival is downstairs im not to sure if the signs are there ...im only very sure of the departures Apologies sir |
yoged:Sir, be fair to even yourself, the signs that say NO PARKING are clearly all over that zone why then did you park? You did not mistakenly park there...you deliberately parked there. That action causes a lot of traffic , people may miss their flights and indeed it is a security risk to everybody. Again you have placed self over others. FAAN provided more than enough parking spaces which are meant to be used Im sure you are well scholled and educated, that airforce man likely is a school cert....he displayed more intelligence than you. Sorry if it hurts |
I am laughing out loud because it is a case of two evils meeting each other. The FAAN official can collect bribes from the dead ...they are corrupt and above the law, the Airforce guys act with impunity. The FAAN people do not allow parking on the drive way to avoid congestion and avoid security issues. Above all, Nigerians would rather disobey simple rules than obey, when force is applied to ensure compliance we are shout blue murder. e.g in this era of fuel queues, Nigerians will crowd the pumps and infact a man will park his car at the end of the queue come to the pump with a keg and fight to get served before people who have been on the queue for hours. Where a road is designated as two lanes ...just small traffic build upp and you see people who are elites forming 10 lanes. .....usually area boys will end up controlling the traffic. Lets ask ourselves are we civil enough to be treated in a civil manner? The populace is uncivil and we are demanding for the Airforce to be civil as if the airforce men are not from within us....easy to criticise! Why did the FAAN guy think the rules they made did not apply to him? He deserved what he got honestly and quite obviously he tried to exert his powers as a FAAN official in our typical "do you know who I am manner"........he got what he bargained for ...simple! ...I never argue with a man with a gun or horse whip...even if you are the son of the commander in chief...comply first and challenge safely later on. Dead people don't have rights! My opinion...o dont take me on |
...that was Centuries ago