₦airaland Forum

coogar: the queen's estates nko? do you know the cost of rent in that part of the country? abeg, stop viewing the world with a nigerian lens.



yayyyyyyyyy!!!
i placed £10 on this.....

That's why I gave the example of Bill Gate's empire. Real estate business is a very volatile one. Anything can happen especially if they relax 'without lifting a finger' as you said.

[quote author=Banku&Tilapia]My brother got 2.2 in Accounting n Finance n got a job with nationwide bank in England, he is back in uni for his masters in Finance n started CIMA ( chartered Institute of Management Accountant). Stop stressing urself, next time u will be here saying u want to go to medical school[/quote]for once, you are not trolling.

Is that guy a paedophile? Is he looking for some secondary school girls to screw?

Acidosis: My brother, because Mr Jarus (the owner of the site you visit frequently) studied accounting; because Jarushub talks more on accounting doesn't mean you have to study accounting!

May be you're just carried away by the 'sweet talks' from a blogger or you're just a man without vision and ambition..

What is wrong with a 2.2 result in Metallurgical and material engineering?
Why don't you search for a mentor in your field, or were you busy reading an accounting blog while studying engineering?

Okay, if you decide to pursue a new career in Accounting/Finance and then you meet another "blog" with emphasis on Architecture, are you gonna pursue another degree in Architecture..?
Are you also gonna change your career to programming when you encounter nairaland? just because you hear Seun makes cool cash..

Is this how you want to run your race, merry-go-rounding and parabolating around people's career path, just because they are able to carjole you with 'big grammars', 'titles' and lies?

Okay, now you're carried away with the title - ACA, ACCA, ACS..

What happens tomorrow when you see - B.Arch, B.N, MBBS, DVM, M.D, D.O, Bla bla and other empty titles.. na by dat? na how many you fit use?
(btw, I get one and I don't remember using it )

The fact that you didn't talk about your reason and your aim of getting another degree makes it worthless...
You may end up frustrated if you try it.

btw, your O'level result is okay... you just wanna write another O'level cos you know you cannot study Finance with a "science" result.. all other excuses you wrote there are invalid!

So my brother, YOU DO NOT NEED ANOTHER DEGREE..

What you need is a Mentor in your field of study! Thats all.

His problem isn't just the 2:2, he said he actually knows nothing from his field of study, that's the real problem.

coogar: wait o - how are they different to all the people that have stayed in the presidential villa in nigeria? i hope you know even if there's no monarchy, these people are rich enough for their 20th generations yet unborn to never lift a finger to work.

You don't just make blanket statements like that. If you take away their privileges as monarchs from them, what are they left with? Even Bill Gate's empire can go bankrupt within a twinke of an eye if his children don't manage it properly.

Oluwalala: Idiot! Medicine after death, bloody hypocrites

which death? The bill is still very far from being law.

Is there anything women can actually do properly? They have a poor success rate for suicide attempts.

I hope for the royal baby's sake it's a girl.
Imagine being a baby boy and the first law passed after your birth is a block on pörn. I'd have miscarried myself.

Anyway I hope the Princess Diana's grandchild makes it through a tunnel better than she did

Guyman02: Who elected the Queen as Head of State?
They preach democracy and destroy countries to impose democracy. Why shouldn't every British child aspire to become Head of State if they are truly a democratic nation, why should it be by Birth?

That's life for you bro, the tax payers are forced to fund their lives which is one loooong holiday.

Congrats to her...for doing what women have been doing since the beginning of time. ....

MAYOWAAK: Another tax burden for the people of the UK

Her whole life would be one long holiday as usual for them.

pepperminty12: Throw him in d midst of 6 homosexuals who finds his butt attractive!

Hmmm good proposition

Another benefit scrounger is about to be born!

I hope she gives birth to a human being.

Obama looks like a bricklayer now, anyone who didn't know him previously can easily mistake hin for an 'Obu ajá' man.

omenka: Lots of hippos, mamy watas, manatees, lobsters, shrimps, crabs, crocs, and many other aquatic residents, are under the pay role of the government!

Dickhead complaining of paucity of funds yet appoints a stark novice as special advicer simply because he wants to get under her undies without necesarily paying for such pleasure from his pocket!

With this caliber of leaders, the SS is sure as hell doomed!

why put SS as a whole? Rivers, Cross river, Delta and Akwa Ibom are already better than a lot of states in South west or North will ever be.

rman: Thank you! I was about writing the same thing.

Yobo was born in Kono, Ogoni land Rivers state.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kono,_Rivers

honeric01: What does Yobo mean in Rivers?

Rivers is not a language, I don't know what Yobo means in Ogoni Language

[quote author=Engr. Chris]hey let me tell u, u are not from SS because if u are, u are ignorant dats only thing dat will make u say so. 1 u are eating from amaechi pocket, 2 u are just sympatizing with him. let me tell u dat rivers was d 1st place jonathan visited after being president, he was d one dat help amaechi become NGF chairman in d 1st place, maybe along d line d have misunderstand.but d truth is dat as a SS man amaechi perform well as governor but his interest of being a Vp with anoder party is were he sabotage majority of SS, including me. i am a fan of amaechi but his interest against his own is what i dont like. my prayer is let him allow pride n reconcern with his own. God bless Nigeria[/quote]One thing I've noticed about you likes is that, you never criticize Amaechi's achievements but only his supposwd ambition, what's your business if he decides to run for a particular posts. Most Rivers people are happy with Amaechi for the development he brought to the state, only political heads like you worry about what his next ambition is. Maybe Amaechi has looked around and seen that GEJ is not doing anything for the people of Niger Delta. I am sure Yar'adua who is a northerner would have done far more for Niger Deltans than GEJ has done. I don't care if my brother or even a white man rules, what I want is who gets the job done, if your blood brother is in power and neither your family, village or state is benefitting from him, won't you want him out?

kaeto: you are bloody and shameless liar! Shameless i say! Don't ever try to fo.0l yourself again. Amaechi and his ocultic friends still run the rivers state shows. Though they' ve all graduated to ogboni now, that old circle of uniport cultism still lingers. He recently challenged my pastor to stop castgating ogboni or face difficulties in the state.

Every single word of what I said is true, Amaechi kbent down before the altar of my church and swore he wasn't a cultist, I gave the name of my church you can try to find out, if you are in PH

[quote author=ShyM-X]That's the problem with debating simplistic people who have little or no knowledge about history. Who told you Islam is against education? Ever heard about the scholastic learning centre in Timbuktu and the first ancient university in the world in Salamanca, Spain? Who do you think built those universities? Well, Islamic scholars built them. Even back when Timbuktu reigned supreme - education was a necessity! Now go check the literacy rate of the most Islamic countries in the world like: Bahrain, Brunei, Qatar, Saudi Arabia etc. to get your answer if Islamic culture doesn't agree with education.

I guess you also don't know that the Hausa tribe has the oldest written records in Nigeria. They've got their history on books older than 300 years old. You need to read more, son.

Who gives two fvcks about what the others do. You lot crossed the line - and I serving every single one of you. You don't call someone you don't know cowardly, dirty, having facing marks, of.e.m.manu, and ugly - just because I told you I belong to a particular tribe. Heck, no whitey has ever called me anything like that. No one has ever labelled me such till I registered on this forum - and I shall continue to serve plonkers till the day I phuck off the forum. Most of you are lucky this isn't real life because I swear down, some people's faces would've been smacked in. Where I'm from you don't call someone a coward without being able to back it up. Just keep it on the internet - that's all I'm going say.

Anyway, why do you care about how I lead my life offline? Listen mate, it's non of your damn business. Keep your inane shenanigans online - and mind your darn business.


I'm out!!

Take this: BI.TCH DON'T KILL MY VIBE!!

I am a sinner who's probably gonna sin again
Lord forgive me, Lord forgive me things I don't understand
Sometimes I need to be alone
Bi.tch don't kill my vibe, Bi.tch don't kill my vibe
I can feel your energy from two planets away
I got my drink, I got my music
I would share it but today I'm yelling
Bi.tch don't kill my vibe, Bi.tch don't kill my vibe
Bi.tch don't kill my vibe, Bi.tch don't kill my vibe[/quote]Hahaha I don't know why you always remember that song when I am about to destroy you online. For the records I never mentioned Islam in my post, I don't know if the Almajiri system is cultural or religious in nature. All those examples you mentioned are irrelevant when you consider the fact that some of the northerners still consider the form of education you suggested alien to them, are you going to deny that? If you don't deny it then, how do you reconcile making education compulsory for even those who do not want it with your 'philosophy' of allowing people to do what they want?

More: Over 10 million Gaynaian women, girls lack adequate sanitation,
.
what is their total population again?
.
Over eight in ten women in Gayna have no access to a safe toilet............this is shameful
.
www.ghanabusinessnews.com/2012/11/20/over-10-million-ghanaian-women-girls-lack-adequate-sanitation//

^^^ I can't possibly read that long post of yours, especially when it's likely to be full of rubbish. I just skimmed through it and saw something about toilets. Talking about toilets.....

Just 17 percent of Accra’s residents, and 8 percent of rural Gaynaians, have access to an adequate toilet.
.
www.irinnews.org/report/96112/west-africa-cleaner-toilets-to-save-slums-from-cholera

[quote author=ShyM-X]You epitomise the reason why I'd rather verbally ra.pe pillocks in their ar.ses with no vaseline than debate them. I bet you don't know people can be educated without compromising the nucleus of their culture and traditions? The form of education I'm alluding to here, is a means, of making them be able to relate to and operate in the 21st century. With that, they will be able to make rational judgement - and know how to exist within the legal framework which governs the land. Stop bringing your simplistic thought process into this.

Hell phucking yeah, I'm a tribalist - and then what? Perhaps, you ought to know that when you're in Rome, you have to act like the Romans - and when you're in planet ape, becoming an ape is a necessity. Who gives a phuck about what an inconsequential and miserable soul thinks, anyway? You defend yours and I'll defend mine - end of story! Go see a shrink, if you don't like that.

And I pick and choose when I want to be a Nigerian - have you got a problem with that, son? [/quote]Everything you wrote points back to my first 2 words in the post you quoted, 'bloody hypocrite'. What form of education are you talking about? You clearly mentioned secondary education as a compulsory benchmark, what if, as in the case of the Almajiris, such a system of education in not allowed by their culture? I fail to see how you can be campaigning for people to do what the want in one post and then go ahead to suggest they make education for those same people compulsory in another post.
So you now admit being a tribalist on Nairaland with the excuse of 'doing as the Romans when in Rome'? What if the other tribalists you take pleasure in castigating from your very high-horse give the same excuse? Refer back to those 2 words of mine. You can continue to pick and choose when to be Nigerian,I just hope your personality on Nairaland is not the same in real life, else you are the one who truly needs a shrink. You come across as a very unstable being (online at least). One minute you are condemning blacks as a whole, the next minute you are condemning just Africans, another minute you are condemning Nigerians, then non- yorubas. Again, I hope this personality of yours doesn't exist beyond the internet.

This OP is a big fool! Check out her other topic a year ago, she complained of being maltreated by this same person who was just a Fiance then. Majority of the posters asked her to quit before it's too late, she ignored their advice and went ahead to marry the guy, now she's back to ask the same people for advice. What a fool! The OP must be a very dumb and annoying person, I feel sorry for her husband. She has managed to make me so angry over the internet, how much more her husband who has wakes up next to her every day. Damn!

[quote author=ShyM-X]Rotflmao. I guess my assumption about your age has to do with when you asserted on a next thread that you marched with Al Sharpton in London. I was probably still wearing diapers when that happened. Age is nothing but a number.

The demand isn't really the problem, extreme poverty is. If we can create a conducive environment for education to thrive in that region and enact/promulgate laws that would ensure that every child out there must be educated to at least secondary school (GCSE) level - then half of the problem would be solved. Education in this day and age shouldn't be a luxury - it's a must/necessity.

Also no matter how we look at it, we still have to strengthen our institutions to be able to make a stand. There are tons of things that are illegal in Nigeria, however people still indulge in them with impunity regardless. So even if we make it illegal - how are we sure people won't still indulge in it and get away? Perhaps, that's why window dressing isn't really my thing - it's just superficial and it doesn't solve anything on the long run. Basically, it's just like saying a lot without actually saying anything.

The Yerima guy's problem isn't the problem of the North - he represents the image of Nigeria, the docility of the people, and what Nigeria stands for. If we as a people can stand up and start asking our elites/politicians questions and making sure that the right and qualified people govern us - without ethnic bias, people like Yerima wouldn't be at the helm of affairs. We as Nigerians, are just hypocritical book readers, shallow thinkers and ethnic jingoists who thrive in viewing everything from tribal lense - rather than standing up for what's right. Since I've been on this forum - I've never seen Nigerians come out in unison, with one voice, to speak for what is right - except when it has to do with issues about those people from that part of the country that we love to hate, and/or are indoctrinated to hate.[/quote]Bloody hypocrite, what is this talk about enacting laws that will make education to a certain level compulsory? How about allowing people to do what they feel like as you stated earlier?? Talking about tribalism/ethnicism, there is no bigger tribalist than you in Nairaland, you always find a way to bring a tribal twist into every topic even when it isn't really there. As for referring to Nigerians as 'we' since when did you foolishly become Nigerian again? You sir, are a grade A bellend.

I don't know why the word 'fans' is always used in headlines like this. Someone goes on twitter to lash out at a 'celebrity' and you call the person a fan of that celebrity? Bloggers and the likes need to check the meaning of 'fans' again.

Goat more important than human life in Gayna, driver sacrifices the lives of his passengers to avoid killing a goat. Pitiful
.
http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=280110

Hmmm this particular comment is very revealing.
.
ATTA-MILLS WAS KILLED. CANCER DIDN'T KILL HIM
Author: KWAME Posted: 2013-07-21 15:55:39
ATTA-MILLS QUICKLY REALISED HE DID NOT HAVE THE NERVE TO JOIN IN GHANA'S LOOTING CLIQUE, HE COULDN'T BEAT THEM AND HE REFUSED TO JOIN THEM, SO HE HAD TO BE ELIMINATED QUICKLY. MAHAMA AND RAWLINGS CAREFULLY PLANNED THE WHOLE "COUP" AGAINST ATTA-MILLS. ONLY PEOPLE WITH COMMONSENSE WILL KNOW THAT IT
WAS A CAREFULLY ORCHESTRATED PLOT BY MAHAMA AND RAWLINGS, SUPPORTED OF COURSE BY ALL THOSE NPP/NDC PEOPLE INVOLVED IN LOOTING MOTHER MOTHER GHANA ON THE BLIND SIDE OF LONG- SUFFERING GHANAIANS. NOW, MAHAMA, RAWLINGS, KUFUOR AND THE REST
ARE HAVING A FIELD DAY, AND HAVING A GOOD
LAUGH AT DUMB GHANAIANS.

More comments, Ghana celeberates the dead an insults the living, Ghana need an Arab spring heheheh I thought Gayna was paradise?
.
Re: First anniversary of Prez Mills’ death begins
Author: Eben Kwao Posted: 2013-07-21 11:56:10 Oh! GHANA we only celebrates dead and insult the living. God hav mercy.
.
DUMB LEADERS
Author: Kretz D - Beantown Posted: 2013-07-21 13:27:54
We are not saying Ghana should not remember the death of our president. This one year anniversary can be celebrated in a quiet and calm manner but not a week-long celebration wasting money here and there. Don't our leaders have priorities set for the country? Ghana needs our own "Arab spring" to wake up our dumb leaders.

^^Long story........ Abacha and Yaradua were muslims and were buried quickly according to Islamic rights. Your useless president died like a fool and up till today, the real cause of his death is not yet known. You said there was no drama? How about the continuous rumours about Mills being sick with the government denying them all until he 'suddenly' died like a chicken with flu?.
.
http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=280085&mode=comments .

Re: First anniversary of Prez Mills’ death begins
Author: OKRI Posted: 2013-07-21 08:28:33
NDC should explain to Ghanaians what cause of his death
.
Re: First anniversary of Prez Mills’ death begins
Author: BE BOLD Posted: 2013-07-21 10:06:45
What happened to Limann's birth and death
celebration? When a nation has no plans and doesnot know where it is going it will do anything to occupy itself and appease itself.
.
Useless
Author: Kofi Posted: 2013-07-21 11:29:49
Anniversary for what? celebration or remembrance?
Instead of governing listen and look what Ghanainas are doing. Useless no development nothing. Always politics and useless talks. Even the cause of death of the late President is not known to Ghanaians as if is a secret of mistical. Common death Ghanaians doesnt want anybody to know how can we develope? kweaka yi