₦airaland Forum

vaxx:
Church enterprenurer are smart, building industry is not a good idea for the church since it will raise the risk of being tax and monitor financially by the government. Rather the church will prefer to establish more branches as it is more lucrative.

why?

Because it requires minimum capital with zero need for tax payment but has a multi billion naira potential;

How?

because the church positions itself as an entity which appears to have in high supply of what the society truly demands ;Nigeria church understand what the society demand and it is playing on it to maximise the benefit.

what does the society demand? => ‘Security’. So from financial security to medical security, afterlife security etc is more rewarding to them than building industry.

They church enterprenurer are business men with great marketing skills and with a good sense of identify less risk and high profit bustness potentials .


My own appeal to them is this.........

JMAN05:
I am not talking about technical selling out as you say, but the cost. The average member can't afford it. Tell us about d covenant university's school fees.

proddey:
Because the imams don't live lavish lifestyles..

sarrki:
Lagos-Ibadan railway is northern project?

Fear God for once in life

EvilMetahuman:
So China can turn to another nigeria

imran147:
Sharrap all govt sponsor officials and others to pilgrim both israel and mecca

Stop been bias

solutionsnow:
Freezers church members food is ready

NL Atheist, the table is set

Jehovah witnesses, come and eat. We know you have done great and mighty things for this nation, they are only too big for us to see . Come defend your transmission, confusion, and economic parasitic organisation.

HigherEd:
No problem really, as long as those lecturers being sponsored by Tetfund are studying Literature or Arabic etc. It would be saddening if any lecturer is sent to study STEM courses in Sudan.

Then secondly my question to baffa goes thus, you are the one who criticized private universities here in Nigeria for not being cheap, yet you release 9 million naira to folks to go study arabic/literature in sudan. What is the use of ABU, Bayero, Unimaid and Al-Qalam university?

Tetfund policy explicitly states that Nigerian lecturers can only be sponsored in top 1000 universities in the world(Times Ranking) but here you are sponsoring lecturers in sudan which has no university in top 1000 by Times standard and top 2000 by webometrics standard. The best university in Sudan - Uni Of Khartoum can only rank 5th in Nigeria, so why are we setting up kangaroo policies and enrishing sudan unnecessarily...

HigherEd:
“Professors who are your supervisors look for you; they visit you. It happens only in Sudan, not Nigeria,” he said.


Jimoh said: “When you look at the student-to-teacher ratio, there are many professors. Also, when you are qualified, you get admission; it’s not like ours where, out of 100, only 10 would get admission. We have the potentials in Nigeria, only that we are not using them.”
Mohammed said he left Sudan, not only with his certificates, but also with a renewed mind on how best to relate with his students and ensure maximum productivity.

“Immediately I went back, I was supervising my students the way my professor treated me. I invited them to my house and served them drinks. They were very surprised, wondering what was happening. I said that’s the advantage of studying abroad,” he said.
He said his relationship with students was very cordial, adding that in Sudan, there was no gap at all as students could speak to their professors anytime, even at the market.

“The moment you come to his office he gives you a cup of tea and you relax. That relationship is lacking in Nigeria,” said Mohammed.
“If we can borrow from what they are doing here, I am suggesting if TETFUND can give incentives to every professor in Nigeria, if they are able to graduate a particular number of students, it may encourage them to fasten their belts,” Usman said.

bestpunterever:
which one is one team league? Didn't morinho play in the same league?

magicminister:
I’m neither a Muslim nor an Hausa person. I read this article objectively and I totally agree with him. We need an education system that is relevant to the people. Why would someone trying to study Arabic or Hausa language in nigeria need to pass an English based exam??

I feel that a better alternative would’ve been to suggest that English also be learnt by people focused on Islamic education. That way, they’re not alienated from their societies.

ariesbull:
The Emir ain't getting the bigger picture ....English and Mandarin (Chinese) are spoken by billion and it's language of trade and commerce....so they must learn English and not looking for short cut

PediakAuthor:
Let us face the reality... i am not against the men of God using exotic cars or private jet... who am i to touch the anointed one of God...? I am only being factual and practical... but wait.. why is it that church members cannot afford to send their kids to a school built by their church? these and many other things have been bothering me about the modern faith... let me just drop my pen here for now... tnx

Bahddo:
blah blah blah... Last season, he totally dominated EPL, the supposedly toughest league in the world. Remind us the number of points between first and second place at the end of the season.

thesicilian:
Guardiola is like that student with brains, beauty, good attitude and good results. He automatically gets respect from everyone. Unlike Mourinho with just good results occasionally.

fuckingAyaya:
Remember what u called Arsene Wenger karma is a bitch