₦airaland Forum

the cardinal predicted that buhari will win.

you guys should stop substituting predictions for prophesy.

joecooper:
Omo guy.... U dey Para o... U need not Insult the OP for no good reason

the o.p is rubbishing people's courses ignorantly and it's not funny. how can he rate courses like masscommunication and even education as worst course? what right has he to even grade any course people spend 4 to 6 years in the higher institution to study as a worst course?

kristein:
of recent...about a couple of days ago..I basically made a write up of the best top 10 courses and hot cake in nigeria as at today..

but I have finally,come up with another write up of the top 10 worst degrees with lowest potential for employment in nigeria as at today

certainly,there is no degree that guarantees one job in & by itself however given the current economic situation and the fast pace of economic and technological shift in the continent and nigeria in particular there are degrees you would be better off not investing your time and resources to acquire as opportunities affected in those areas are increasingly getting eroded...if however you have a degree in any of them and finding it tough to make career headway it's time to put on your thinking cap
1 General Arts;
this cover anything from art history to painting/sculpture in the western world and developed countries having a degree in the arts could fetch one decent job opportunities several years ago..after the depression however with many european economic still sttuggling to recover it's becoming increasingly tough to find opportunities for majors in such areas like archeology,painting/fine art,history et cetera.

the opportunities for these sort of degrees are shrinking and people with the academic credentials thinking to get themselves a job in related field would have to do a cot of innovative and pro active thinking.
career counsellors advise those who want to study such things as art,dance,and music to have a specific strategy...sometimes a way out could be getting a higher degree(such as masters).

2 Humanities and liberal Arts;
if you love sitting and thinking about the intricacies of life and expounding on theories of existence or analysing political theories and events there may not be enough opportunities to do that in real life with your philosophy or political science degree to earn good money..
Humanities and liberal Art degree courses like Anthropology,political science,philosophy and many more do not give the graduates who passes them specific in road into the employement market..unlike professional courses like engineering,and the business field having a degree in any of the humanities may not really point one to a specific career direction.

3 Education;
unless you are willing to take higher degrees and pursue teaching opportunities at higher levels of the education ladder having an education degree is hardly going to get you the best jobs.
the only ways a graduate degree holder in education will do better is either to go for higher qualification and try to break into higher level teaching or do a career switch entirely and go for higher qualification in a different field that has more career prospects.

4 Religious studies;
Given the way churches and self styled pastors are springing up in every nook and cranny it should appear that splurging money on a religious studies degree will present the holder with bright prospects...however nothing can be further from the truth..except you are willing to plunge in and open your own church down the street,becoming a quran clutching preacher et cetera...there are hardly any existing opportunities for you to explore if you have a religiouss studies degree and wish to exploit opportunities there in.

5 Mass communication;
In considering mass communication we had a struggle with choosing a few other courses ahead of mass communication but at the end the argument was too much against mass communication degree.
the increasing introduction of media technology is eating away at the former strongholds of mass communication graduates..reporters and journalist find the rug being gradually pulled of their feet as bloggers and writers who hitherto knew nothing about mass communication.

take over the business of news discovering and sharing newspaper and television are no longer holding the baton in exclusive control of the media business...for mass comm.majors who wish to find and pursue the right career day need to understand the change in mass media and communication tools and acquire the right skills.
other worst course are;
6 botany
7 social studies
8 english literature
9 zoology
10 forest and wildlife management(wonderwhat you wana do with these,mayb you will use the certificate for cutting of woods in the forest)

to think you can come around and post rubbish here you are ritarded and stvpid and same can be said for the mod who moved it to fp

how we go start dis year with finished daddy showkey pix?

ge's absolutely right.

my bill reads above 10 thousand monthly, it's accumulated to about 40k now. i stay in onitsha anambra state, i complained once tho, they told me their coo or something will distribute new meter this january.
corruption has eaten deep in our society like bed bugs. everbody's corrupt and criminally minded even the government owned firms.

i don't know when nigeria will get better.

wake up.

holatin:
if a psycchiatric patient could reason well than you, than your case is more worse than a aberrant, absurd, bananas, batty, crazed,
cuckoo, daft, delirious, demented, deranged, distracted,
fantastic, foolhardy, foolish, frantic, frenetic, frenzied,
illogical, imprudent, invalid, irrational, kooky, loony,
ludicrous, lunatic, mental, non compos mentis,
nonsensical, nutty, of unsound mind, off one's rocker,
out of one's mind, preposterous, psychotic, rabid,
raving, senseless, unbalanced, unhinged, unreasonable,
unsafe, unsound, unstable, wacky human being.


pls don't forget to Ve a brain transplant before 11:59pm

how do you know you reason well? we are in the position to tell you if you do. damn i despise self praise.

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saying he looks like kim k is an insult to her. he's soo ugly and weird.

none. i only mend the broken ones.

islam is the world's major problem, simple.

rubbish, compet four times lose four times, it's a lifestyle.

Corrupt practices
Prohibit the importation of naira into the
country during a much ballyhooed currency
exchange program. Then contravene your own
policy by having your ADC, Colonel Mustapha
Jokolo, allow his father, the Emir of Gwandu
from the North, to smuggle into the country
through Muritala Muhammed International
Airport 53 suitcases which the then Area
Administrator of the Lagos Airport Customs
Command, Atiku Abubakar, was not allowed to
search.
At the same time, sentence Afrobeat musician,
Fela Anikulapo Kuti, a Yoruba man from the
South-West, to 20 months in jail for being in
possession of foreign-exchange he had
legitimately procured for the upkeep of his
band on a foreign trip. Because Fela mocked
you in his songs for being unable to address
the problems of Nigeria, declare to Nigerians
that: “I decided to deal with this Fela problem
once and for all.” Face public embarrassment
because the judge who pronounced the
sentence on Fela later confessed that he was
ordered to jail him.
Disregard for Nigeria’s secularity
As military Head of State, contravene the
country’s secularity by having Nigeria apply to
join the Organisation of Islamic States (OIC).
The application finally came through in 1986
and divided the country acrimoniously along
Muslim/Christian lines.
Tell Muslims not to vote for Christians. Reveal
to Nigerians that you are a religious bigot by
declaring in Kaduna in 2001 that: “I will
continue to show openly and inside me the
total commitment to the Sharia movement that
is sweeping all over Nigeria. God willing, we
will not stop the agitation for the total
implementation of the Sharia in the country.”
Say this, in spite of the fact that declaring
some states as sharia states is in clear violation
of the secularity of Nigeria’s federalism, as
contained in section 10 of the Constitution of
Nigeria
Anti-corruption contradictions
Claim to be an anti-corruption crusader;
nevertheless, agree to serve under Sani Abacha,
one of the most corrupt Heads-of-State ever in
the history of Nigeria. On the 10th anniversary
of General Abacha’s demise, tell incredulous
Nigerians that Abacha did not steal anything
while he was Nigeria’s Head of State. Describe
all the allegations of looting the treasury
leveled against Abacha as “baseless.” Maintain
that: “ten years after Abacha, those allegations
remain unproven because of lack of facts.”
Hold this position in spite of the millions of
dollars of Abacha’s loot recovered from banks
around the world, and in spite of the fact that
the Abacha’s family signed a formal agreement
to return over $1 billion to the Nigerian
government.
As chairman of the juiciest portfolio of all
under Sanni Abacha’s government; the
Petroleum Trust Fund with a budget of 181
billion naira between 1994 and 1999, fail
woefully to curb the rampant corruption in the
organisation. When in 2000, President
Obasanjo set up an Interim Management
Committee to look into the affairs of the PTF
under the chairmanship of Haroun Adamu, it
was discovered that over 25 billion naira was
stolen under your watch.
Claim to be an anti-corruption crusader, but
Group Captain Usman Jibrin, a board member
of PTF, resigned from the organization in
protest over the blatant irregularities in your
appointment of consultants.

Maltreat Southern leaders
Send a team of soldiers to ransack the Park
Lane, Apapa residence of elder Southern
statesman, Chief Obafemi Awolowo. Give no
reason whatsoever for this blatant violation of
the old man’s privacy. Seize his international
passport for no just cause. Later, try to pull
the wool over the eyes of the Yorubas by
choosing a man married to Awolowo’s grand-
daughter as your vice-presidential running-
mate.
Lock Emeka Ojukwu, an Igbo man from the
South, in prison in Kirikiri with the politicians
of the Second Republic, in spite of the fact
that he committed no crime and held no public
office in the Second Republic. Moreover, after
Ojukwu returned to Nigeria after 13 years of
exile, he received a full pardon from the
president of Nigeria for his activities as leader
of the secessionist government of Biafra.
Provide Nigerians with no explanation
whatsoever for the exact offence that led to
Ojukwu’s arrest and incarceration.
Get booted out of office by your own clique in
the army. Have your colleague, Ibrahim
Babangida, give this testimony about you:
“regrettably it turned out that (he) was too
rigid and uncompromising in his attitudes to
issues of national significance. Efforts to make
him understand that a diverse polity like
Nigeria required recognition and appreciation
of differences in both cultural and individual
perceptions only served to aggravate the
attitudes.”

Be an enemy of democracy
Claim you are anti-corruption but steal the
presidency of the entire country through an
illegal and fraudulent military coup. Claim you
are a democrat after you overthrew a
democratically elected government in 1983
and made yourself Head of State without the
consent of the people of Nigeria. As military
Head of State, refuse to entertain any plan for
a return to civilian rule. Tell Nigerians that
anyone who discusses a return to civil rule
would be arrested.
Overthrow a government, but be more against
the opposition than the government in power.
Establish manhunts for key politicians in the
length and breadth of the country.
Nevertheless, allow key elements of the ruling
NPN to escape out of the country, including
party chairman, Richard Akinloye; legal
counsel, Richard Akinjide; and Minister of
Transport, Umaru Dikko. Allow the Secretary-
General of the party, Uba Ahmed, to escape
abroad, even after he had mistakenly returned
to the country and was arrested and jailed.
Violate human rights
Promulgate the infamous Decree 2 that makes
even the reporting of the truth a punishable
offence. Use it to imprison Tunde Thompson
and Nduka Irabo, two journalists from the
South, for reporting stories that were factually
true. Then tell Nigerian journalists: “It does
not matter whether the story reported was
true or not, if my regime does not like it, the
writer would go to jail.”
Try Nigerian civilians in military tribunals as
opposed to regular courts of law in violation of
internationally acceptable legal norms. Create
a secret police, the National Security
Organization (NSO) for the first time in
Nigeria’s history under infamous Lawal
Rafindadi to harass and imprison without trial
Nigerian citizens in clear violation of their
human rights.
Publicly murder three Nigerians; Lawal
Ojuolape (30), Bernard Ogedengbe (29) and
Bartholomew Owoh (26): two from the South-
West and one from the South East, under the
dubious Decree 20 for drug-related offences.
Ignore the fact that, at the time they
committed their crimes, their offences were
not punishable by the death sentences.
Nevertheless, maliciously backdate the death-
sentence with illegal retroactive decrees that
violate every international norm of due process
and human rights just in order to kill these
three hapless young men. In spite of
widespread international condemnation for
this, refuse to show any remorse or contrition
or to apologise for this judicial murder till
date.
When asked to appear before the Justice Oputa
“Truth and Reconciliation Panel” in order to
answer for a litany of abuses of power and
violation of human rights while in power as
Nigeria’s military Head of State, refuse to
appear showing your contempt for Nigerians.
Discriminate against the South
Balance a Northern Fulani Head of State with
another Northern Fulani deputy. Conduct a
coup d’état, ostensibly to overthrow a corrupt
Nigerian government. However, be so
ethnically chauvinistic that you put Dr. Alex
Ekwueme, the vice-president who took none of
the decisions under lock-and-key in jail in
Kirikiri because he is Igbo and Christian. At the
same time, put Alhaji Shehu Shagari, the
president who was the person in charge under
house arrest in a palatial mansion in Ikoyi,
Lagos because he happens to be the same as
you: Fulani and Muslim.
Make Northern politicians sacred cows and
untouchable. Fail to arrest and prosecute none
of the prominent Hausa/Fulani politicians who
were the principal actors in the government
you overthrew; including Adamu Ciroma,
Suleiman Takuma, Aliu Gusau, Lawal Kaita,
Barkin Zuwo, Shehu Kangiwa and Awwal
Ibrahim.
At the same time, jail Southern politicians,
including Bisi Onabanjo, Ambrose Alli, Lateef
Jakande, Jim Nwobodo, and others on trumped
up charges that could not be substantiated in
any court of law. Try octogenarian Michael
Ajasin of the South-West before a tribunal.
When he is discharged and acquitted; try him
again. When he is discharged and acquitted
again, try him a third time. When he is
discharged and acquitted yet again, keep him
in indefinite detention without just cause.

If anybody would like to be a serial loser of
the presidential election in Nigeria, here is a
list of what he needs to do; according to the
blueprint of Muhammadu Buhari.
If one were to decode the guiding principle of
Muhammadu Buhari’s presidential ambitions,
it would be this: “If at first you don’t succeed,
don’t give up until you have failed three more
times on the trot.” Nigerians don’t want
Muhammadu Buhari to be our president. We
have said this repeatedly since 1999. But
Buhari simply refuses to take “No” for an
answer. When is he finally going to get the
message that an overwhelming majority of
Nigerians don’t want him?
Buhari is the last of yesterday’s men who insist
that a country of 170 million people must
continue to rely on the leadership of the same
old and failed generation. Nigerians have
already put paid to the presumptions of
Olusegun Obasanjo; who wanted a fourth term;
Ibrahim Babangida; who stepped aside and
wanted to step back in; and Atiku Abubakar,
who runs a marathon for the presidency.
Buhari is the last of these recalcitrant
dinosaurs. The one good thing about the
coming presidential election is that it is likely
to provide Nigerians with a final definitive
opportunity to send him permanently into
retirement.
Buhari’s repeated failure to secure a national
mandate provides a textbook case of how not
to run for the presidency in a plural country
like Nigeria. This is a compendium of some of
the reasons why the Nigerian presidency will
forever elude men like Buhari, inspire of all
the song and dance that attends their
candidacies. If anybody would like to be a
serial loser of the presidential election in
Nigeria, here is a list of what he needs to do;
according to the blueprint of Muhammadu
Buhari.

no be say you no fine oo but your town people will defo make me their god when they get to see me, if you really won the most handsome.

i love the both

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try and gain admission in any higher institution and leave the damn house for him, or betterstill go report him to the police.

i should be on that list!!

nigerians and relationships! we take our carreer serious more than anything over here in afghanistan.

muslim muslim pairing lolz.
tinubu seems to be selfish while buhari seems to be smart.

welidonu

brb

i only shake fine girls anywayz, cant wait for sunday halllelujah!