₦airaland Forum

asuustrike1:
If the government had judiciously used our resources during oil boom, we wouldn't be were we are. It is out of greed and selfishness that had many schools to admit beyond their capacity.

nwabekeyi:
world biggest hospital? Error 404

world largest university? please next

world largest research centre? lolz

world largest orphanage? lwkmd

world largest church? yes, God be praised

this country has a fundamental problem

2buffagain:
A lot of Nigerians have been burned sticking their neck out for fellow Nigerians.
Imagine recommending your fellow Nigerian for a job and when he enters, he starts doing "sharp guy things" in the job to perpetuate the stereotypes held about Nigerians.

I only recommend people for work when I know they have the competence and Discipline to handle it....not just because we come from the same country. Assuming the Nigerian had an acceptable level of competence that was even slightly lower than the competition, I will def pick the Nigerian because he meets the requirement to do the job. A lot of us want to help, but you have to give us something to work with.

I can hang out with anyone, but I cannot work with just anyone. 2 very different things.

Advice on ways to improve is always free though....if the fellow is actually interested in improving.

Wiseandtrue:
Rotimi Amaechi was the chairman of governors forum then and now, he is in APC.

Shall we say that he is the origin of the problem then

As I recall he opposed it vehemently!

kcmikee1:
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Society these days paint a vivid picture in the mind of young people that they need to go to school to get rich and school is the only way to success. Well, that is not true. Decades ago, going to the university was the bridge for getting the bigger and better things of life, that is true for a certain few who manage to get rich while the others scramble for the crumbs of life.

PointB:
I should sample some of his plans? I don't follow party politics bro.

I'm just have a genuine laughter at Atiku's glaring unpreparedness for the job. It's shocking.


Yes, both parties have no actionable plans. Just some fancy ideas.

Ventura1:
They must address those issues with timeline and provide cost implications where necessary, we don't want rhetoric.
@ Barcanista, OBJ and Atiku developed NEEDS policy, what has come out of it?

PointB:


You mean the 'most prepared' president-in-waiting doesn't have a documented plan?

FriendNG:
The school should teach them the Islamic religion as it's taught by the Prophet peace be upon him and not this sect & that sect.

PointB:
Which of these items was APC able to decisively accomplish in the past three years?

Firefire:
On the issue of Herdsmen / farmers clash, General Mohomodu Buhary lackadaisical attitude fuel the increase in bloodletting by the terrorists Fulani herdsmen.