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Sports › Re: Sometimes I Just Bowed For Hypocrisy Of Africans Especially Nigerians... by budaatum: 12:22pm On Feb 23, 2020

Politics › Re: Minister Diverts 15 billion Npower stipends by budaatum: 12:13pm On Feb 23, 2020
Source please.

We need it to bash the Hon Min's head in.
Education › Re: .. by budaatum: 12:12pm On Feb 23, 2020
We do tend to focus on the grades and not on the skills. We then graduate with a 1st but with no skills at all!

There's good advise for you here. Your grades do not determine your know how, and its the know how that matters in what you've chosen to study. So just graft and get that degree and be judged by your fruits of your labour and not by your grades alone.
Politics › Re: Adamu Garba: Almajiri Is Our Pride, I Disagree With Sanusi, Emir Of Kano by budaatum:
IJEYdiamond:
Where did they learn this from... from Saudi or where? Since according to him is Islamic... but the origin where it comes from dont beg.. Abi do saudis Iranian Kuwaitis or even Yemenis do they beg or are they found in this streets when they ought to be in schoolhuh angry....
Makes me think of those who Christ said give stones instead of bread and snakes instead of fish, so they twist Islam so they can exploit the masses.

We should flood the North with Jesus Christ in the form of the Quran in local languages then eyes will indeed open.

Unfortunately, most Christians wouldn't see the Quran in local languages as Jesus Christ because they themselves don't quite know the difference between stones and snakes and bread, yet. But when we do, we, will be the salt of the earth.

Romance › Re: Nairalanders What Inspired Your Moniker? by budaatum: 11:42am On Feb 23, 2020
I'm the buda atum.
Sports › Re: I Hereby Challenge Tyson Fury To Come And Fight Me In Lagos!! by budaatum: 11:40am On Feb 23, 2020
How much would you pay him?
Celebrities › Re: Deontay Wilder Rushed To Hospital After Brutal Defeat To Fury by budaatum: 11:39am On Feb 23, 2020
He seriously did get beat up!
Sports › Re: Anthony Joshua Wants Tyson Fury Next! by budaatum: 11:34am On Feb 23, 2020
Barry Hearn Wants Tyson Fury Next, more like!
Christianity Etc › Re: Boko Haram: See The Churches Burnt Yesterday In Garkida, Adamawa by budaatum: 11:30am On Feb 23, 2020
AntiChristian:
Budaatum, cheesy you try today!

To the OP:
Was it only churches that was destroyed?

Where are the pictures of mosques bombed?

How will evil leave our land when we keep deceiving ourselves with lies and half truths from these evil journalist!

May the evil you purposely left unreported befall you all!
You make it sound like mosques were also destroyed along with the churches. (It has been the case in some instances as boko haram do not care for either).

If so, post evidence so we can all see that boko haram is a terrorist group against the whole of humanity please.
Sports › Re: Deontay Wilder Vs. Tyson Fury II: (The Unfinished Business) February 22, 2020 by budaatum: 11:25am On Feb 23, 2020
Sports › Re: Fury Knocks Out Wilder. Watch Wilder Bleeding From The Mouth by budaatum: 11:25am On Feb 23, 2020
Politics › Re: Garba Shehu Reacts To Uproar Over Plan To Give $100 Abacha Loot To Bagudu by budaatum: 10:33am On Feb 23, 2020
budaatum:
And the lazy fuqs will rather believe the misinformation and fake news and not believe the truth because they are lazy fuqs who need something to wail about.
GEEBITE:
Lazy disingenuous drone. Read his interview in Daily Trust the northern newspaper. Although he muddled up facts on his plea bargaining that got him deported from US jail,he still admitted the money in question is due to him.Are you a joke or something else?
Christianity Etc › Re: Good And Evil by budaatum: 10:31am On Feb 23, 2020
sonmvayina:
The divine consciousness... That everything emanated from...
As in, the mind. The one in which you create figments of the imaginations and understanding. And since we do not all have the same minds, a consciousness subjective to each and every individual subject.

That's what makes morals subjective. Just that many subjects form our collective morals (don't steal, don't kill), and some then claim they were objectively derived, which they may be, as in we may have discarded subjective emotions and come about them objectively, but subjectively all the same since they are derived by subjective subjects, and for their own subjective good.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is There A Resurrection? by budaatum: 10:19am On Feb 23, 2020
Maximus69:
Your own teacher may teach you to welcome anyone as your brother even when you're not in agreement amongst yourselves {Act 23:1-9} my own teacher SELECTS those that i should call "my brother" Matthew 12:46-49

So my own teacher totally differ from yours Ma! cheesy
We do differ, Max. You do not have to abandon your family and join mine to be my brother because in as much as God created us, we are of one single human family. Some of us are even adding all living things to our family, and planet earth too just so we can love them all.

That said, I shall bare what you say in mind. Its just that I thought your teacher was our Lord and Messiah Jesus Christ, but it seems your family is only those who follow you and your JW doctrine.
Romance › Re: Nairaland Please Help Me by budaatum: 9:30am On Feb 23, 2020
Are you reaping what you been sowing?

olorunosebi:
Please I need a woman who is single or a single mother who is ready for marriage not wedding o
Nairaland General › Re: EU Plans To Impose Visa Restrictions On Nigerians by budaatum: 1:27am On Feb 23, 2020
Visa rejection na good business for Schengen!
Christianity Etc › Re: The Non-Christian Chatbox ( sticky ) by budaatum: 1:02am On Feb 23, 2020
Joshthefirst:
Lol. This is just an outrage of shock. Let me ask you this question: How do you know Aristotle existed? The historical evidence given for the existence of Aristotle as a historical figure is in written forms. As far as we don’t apply a double standard, the evidence for figures like Aristotle or Plato pale in comparison to the evidence for Jesus.

Being shocked and outraged will not change hard fact.
You can "outrage and shock" as much as you like but do know your sentiments have no bearing whatsoever on the matter unless it is sentiment that you employ as your evidence of Christ's historical existence, which, I daresay, is worth neither my time nor consideration.

Do note that there is no scholarly doubt whatsoever for the historical existence of Aristotle or Julius Caesar (feel free to provide evidence to the contrary if you have any though), which is precisely why you chose to compare their existence to that of Jesus for whom there is doubt, amongst some, of his historical existence. And if you yourself apply all the tools you use to determine the historical existence of Christ to the historical existence of Aristotle and Julius Caesar (which you definitely have not done), you yourself would be able to determine which has more evidence for existence than the other.
Politics › Re: Herdsmen Attack Uwheru Community, Ban Cow Meat by budaatum: 12:28am On Feb 23, 2020
This I welcome. The Uwheru Community should go even further and set up Uwherutekun to monitor and discipline those eating or buying cow meat in the community! If everyone stops buying cow meat the price would drop and cow sellers will come begging. But I trust my Owambe brothers and sisters would never accede to this as we love our cow meat just as cow sellers love selling it to us!

Please cursers, note that buda is from the Owambe State of Osun, and I do not support our version of Amotekun!
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is There A Resurrection? by budaatum: 12:21am On Feb 23, 2020
Maximus69:
So if you're not ready to succumb to the same line of thought {1Corinthians 1:10} then you can't be a member of our Christian family! 2John 10-11 wink
“Teacher,” said Maximus69, “we saw someone driving out demons in your name and we told him to stop, because he was not one of us.”

Christianity Etc › Re: The Non-Christian Chatbox ( sticky ) by budaatum: 11:46pm On Feb 22, 2020
Joshthefirst:
. There is more historical evidence for Jesus than for Aristotle, or Julius Caesar.
You may as well stick a label on your head to tell us you do not have a clue what you talk about!

You definitely would not have said the above if you knew anything more than the names Aristotle, or Julius Caesar!
Christianity Etc › Re: Good And Evil by budaatum: 11:38pm On Feb 22, 2020
sonmvayina:
What or who is God?
A figment of the imagination that we read about in books.

What or who is God to you?
Christianity Etc › Re: Boko Haram: See The Churches Burnt Yesterday In Garkida, Adamawa by budaatum:
sassysure:
Boko haram.dont wait for Allah to fight for them.
They fight for their Allah.
Christians should also use their brain and fight for their God.
Boko haram is not fighting for Allah, boko haram is a terrorist group fighting for itself.

And thankfully, Christians never envy satanic terrorists nor join satan in doing evil, because they have Jesus Christ inside them and not the satan that is inside boko haram terrorists.
Christianity Etc › Re: Good And Evil by budaatum: 11:02pm On Feb 22, 2020
sonmvayina:
It is you who is making the judgement... Not God.. Who drowned the whole world during the time of Noah?. Who killed the Egyptian first born?.. Or you want to tell me those are good?
It is also 'you', who wrote that a God "drowned the whole world during the time of Noah" and a God "killed the Egyptian first born". For all we know, those things just happened (if they did happen at all that is), and you just wrote "God done it", when it might have as little to do with God as corona virus or the current locust invasion or the fires in Australia.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Graduates Are Highly Employable; Govt And Employers Are Liars by budaatum: 10:55pm On Feb 22, 2020
You keep pointing at government as if government is some lot of people who dropped down from Mars and not the people we elected ourselves. Surely if we wanted them to solve our problems for us we'd elect problem solvers, but do we?

I'm a strong advocate in one's life being in ones own hands, and not one to believe in waiting for others to come and be my messiah, be they government or anyone else.

Our education system does not on the whole equip our graduates to solve problems, is my point here, or our graduates would use their education to solve their number one problem, which is finding a source of income. Thankfully, the one I did show you is just one of very many as many graduates do take their life into their own hands like he has done and found something worthwhile to do. You must be aware that just mentioning on his cv what he mentioned there would make him wantable. Or would you rather hire one who was waiting for government and not hire him?

You mentioned graduate teachers. I know many who are taking advantage of the abysmal secondary education in their state and have set up a private home tutoring service. A group I know are currently looking for funding to launch an app to connect their students with tutors. Their take home pay was over 200k each last year just for teaching mathematics, and they reckon they'll clear half a million this year and a million each the next.


You mentioned agric. Amazingly, that is one field where lots of opportunity abound as traditional agric is stuck in the dark ages and well educated farmers can and are making a killing with modern techniques. Do you know Nigeria is one of the lowest meat consuming nations in the world? You'd be amazed what can be done on a ranch instead of leaving cattle rearing to uneducated Fulanis.

Anyway, I'm done here, talking from both sides of the mouth as you say. You got it all sorted and I'm pleased.

oneolajire:
I don't agree with you because you spoke from both sides of the mouth. Firstly, on one hand, you wrote that we really have the problem of mass unemployment, so you proposed revamp of the education sector while you also made a case for more electricity generation.

Secondly, on the other hand, you wrote as if the fate of graduates are in their hands as they have no reason to be unemployed because they spent some years on campus. Your example of what a corper did (a lone example out of tens of millions) is like easily catching a small fish out of the river, and saying one can catch all the fishes and whales in the ocean so easily.
The corper is brilliant, but how many of government's irresponsibilities is he going to address?




If I may ask, what problems will education graduates solve? They are meant to teach. They all pray to teach in public schools, but unfortunately, government seldom recruit teachers, so they take up jobs in private schools with poor payment.

If I may ask again, what problems do you want agric graduates to solve when political farmers are the ones taking government loans? Each time farmers are mentioned, what the government plans for are people who who use cutlasses and hoes in a world where there are modern and sophisticated means of farming.

When electrical engineering graduates cannot help contribute to solving power problems. Civil engineering graduates cannot help improve rail and road networks in Nig.

I can go on and on and on as touching graduates abilities at solving problems. Nigerian graduates are talented but unequipped.

I still maintain that government has a lot to do if unemployment is to be tackled. Government should not shift her responsibilities of job provision to graduates
Family › Re: Are Nigerian Mothers More Violent Than Fathers? by budaatum: 10:32pm On Feb 22, 2020
spice123:
Simply put that pa died because he married too many wives (problems) grin
You talking about your dad? My sympathy.

My da died at 103 years old and only ever had one wife.
Politics › Re: Garba Shehu Reacts To Uproar Over Plan To Give $100 Abacha Loot To Bagudu by budaatum: 7:06pm On Feb 22, 2020
nameo:
Shut ya mouth tha, Bros!!!

Gov Bugudu has agreed with the essential content of that Blomberg report.

The Lame attempt of the FG spokeman is a strawman.
I'll disregard your inability to be civil and just ask you to provide evidence of anyone agreeing with Gov Bugudu, or him even saying anything about the Bloomberg report.
Christianity Etc › Re: Good And Evil by budaatum: 7:02pm On Feb 22, 2020
Joshthefirst:
If the definition of good depends on individual or society then there is no intrinsic good or evil.

First, Do you agree?


Second: Is rape wrong?
The definition of good does depend on individuals and society, and you'd know this if you know your history. There was a time when society deemed it ok to burn witches and stone gay people, but some societies have decided against both today, while some societies deem it ok to at least persecute gay people.

And I would not like anyone to rape me under any circumstance whatsoever, so it is wrong as far as I am concerned.
Christianity Etc › Re: Anti-atheism In Nigeria by budaatum: 6:56pm On Feb 22, 2020
First, false sentimental rhetoric does not wash with me so I suggest you abandon its use. It just make you sound oily and snakey. And you do not have to paint me your opinion of what Lordreed ir anyone does as I am sure you know I am capable of judging and forming opinions of my own and need no elder to brainwash me.

Do note that my comment regarding "lies and belittling of the efforts of millions of people around the world who contributed to the end of apartheid applies to your own comment. You do not need to include lies and untruths in your dialogue, and if you do you should expect to be busted.

Maximus69:
I didn't notice this!

Your atheist friend has felt so threatened to the point of insulting, abusing, accusing even suggesting the arrest of Maximus69.

WHY?

Because the weapon he knew it's use so well to make people surrender to ATHEISM is the same Maximus69 is using, namely DIALOGUE.

LordReed feels so threatened and it's just so pathetic that he didn't want to do the needful, which is to surrender!

I promised to make comments without an insult, abuse, curse not even threat of hellfire. But LordReed has become so uncomfortable without the use of FORCE WEAPONS or ANY INJURY.

My comments have choked him so badly that everyone can see professor LordReed resorting to INSULT and ABUSE, instead of commenting like a mature intellectual! smiley
Politics › Re: It Is Unfounded And Baseless - AGF Abubakar Malami Reacts To Report That The US by budaatum: 2:10pm On Feb 22, 2020
Watch those suffering from bubu derangement syndrome ignore this!
Politics › Re: Adamu Garba: Almajiri Is Our Pride, I Disagree With Sanusi, Emir Of Kano by budaatum: 2:05pm On Feb 22, 2020
Babalegba:
It is actually better for the other regions to work out a way of isolating the north so they could have their own country and do as they please. They are holding the rest of the country back.
No it isn't. Even if you build a wall, they will still trouble you and hold you back.

I guess you fail to see that the people you accuse of holding you back are being held back themselves.

Educate them, is the solution. Once they are educated they will get rid of the Garbage that is holding them back and will stop holding you back too.
Politics › Re: Adamu Garba: Almajiri Is Our Pride, I Disagree With Sanusi, Emir Of Kano by budaatum:
Eboski:
Stupid beggar
He is worse than that! If you check, he most likely will send his own children to school in Western abroad!

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