₦airaland Forum

divinebarz:
Hello house, pls my school starts September 26 but I will apply by August 18 because that's when my POF will mature. Any idea if I would still meet up with the program start date? Another question is do I need to upload my employment letter when applying although my school only said we should upload only what is stated in the CAS and it's only my academic documents. Meanwhile I have a 10 year gap after youth service but I have been working. I await your kind response. Thank you.

4llerbe:
FACE IT relationships suck in your life simply becos YOU SUCK!!!!!!!!!
why are u a sob story and always the victim? cos u are simply a ass wipe. wake up and get cracking, its nature, the hunters and the hunted, CHOOSE YOUR DESTINY! GBAM

conSPIREng:
Deji, I appreciate what you have done but at the same thing, I must let you know that this way of linking posts actually looks very much like a spam. Next time you want to refer people like this, make sure you hint people about what they are going to see at the other side of the link.

Thanks for your help!

Seun.

deji2009:
http://kilankooluwaseun./

Kobojunkie:
When the BrainWash ends? I mean, as long as the people believe they are helpless and have no say, what independence do you expect?

puskin:
. . .Im thinking independence from the Northern Oligarchy

sowura:
Despite the harrowing experience Nigerians face on a daily basis, with all the obvious lies, the impunity with which our National coffers is been looted. with all the different forms of corruption and injustice perpetrated by Nigeria government officials all over the world. even in the face of the reality of the contempt with which Nigerians are held by their so called leaders, with all the efforts of people like the Great late Fela, Gani and other genuine patriotic Nigerians. Nigerians have not been able to find the will to fight as a group devoid of tribalism, religion and other social factor which only serve to polarise the common people. Nigerians would rather face death defying odds to seek greener pastures abroad, they would rather join them because they cant beat them, they would form and join militant groups in other to make a quick buck, they would join yahoo boys 419 etc. Nigerians would rather work at very low paying jobs and pay taxes through their noses and pray to God to release them from their sufferings. they will even collect paltry sums from politicians to cause troubles or vote in a well known thief. in short we will do everything except the only thing that can bring lasting solution to our collective suffering. Now am not talking about the half hearted and infact laughable attempt made by some groups all over the country. WHY HAS NIGERIANS LOST THE WILL TO FIGHT n(not necessarily violently)

Epiphany:
Psychology is a very stong thing. It governs your emotions and eventually, your actions.

I think that psychologically, Nigerians are tired and frustrated. Instead of fighting, it is easy to either adjust to the bad conditions or leave the country. That is what most people do these days.

Another example is that we have been despoiled by successive governments. When you continually despoil a woman . . . or man, he/she slowly loses the will to live and lives in a state of stupor. I think we are in a state of stupor, where very few people, like the late Gani, Soyinka and others (who are financially, emotionally, etc empowered) still live to continue the fight. These kind of people are few in number to those who are not empowered.

redsun:
How can they give up when the fight is just starting?This is the beginning,people are becoming aware of their human rights and the atrocities of the leaders,it can't be hidden anymore.

It is an information age,it is time to rise and count the blessings.Anybody that does not know now is cursed for good.

citizenY:
I have seen the thread and am very impressed.
I wish you all the best and urge patriotic Nigerians to contribute
towards making this a success for all. Once again , more grease to your elbows.
The future is yours. God Bless U, God bless Nigeria

conSPIREng:
If you are been asked that which one do you prefer-looks or substance, I know that very few of us will go for substance. Now, how far will looks take us? In my own opinion, I think it will soon fade away and one might be left with nothing if he never took time to develop himself.

This issue really bothers the work place of today. Sorry, I won't be able to say much here. Let's get discussing at http://kilankooluwaseun./2009/08/15/beautiful-ugly-then-what/ Join the discussion while it's still hot!

You will get to ascertain maybe looks truly takes one only an inch far while substance can take miles away.

ezeagu:
Well people like emyah are right, "putting different animals in one cage" has seemed to have never worked and will never work unless those "animals" have a sense of a common unifying factor which is one of the key parts to the definition of a nation. Nigeria doesn't have a 'unifying factor' because some unimportant member of Victoria's Empire thought to pump up his status by drawing the strongest, largest and most powerful African nations he could find in one spot and pull them into one country. Just like Europeans did when going to places with cultures and people completely alien to them, they completely messed up, and that mess up is several African nations today.

People have argued that 'our diversity is our strength', but my argument is for them to show me a diverse country in which this is true and every member of the nation is equal and also have an equal shot at leadership. There are none. In Brazil the whitest Portuguese descendants run the country, in America the English descendants run the country. Everyone from Abraham Lincoln, to Britney Spears is English, check it, come on they created the modern country.

If you even look at Black African nations that have done well by themselves, you would see that the countries, for the most part, have a common descent.

Botswana is 79% Tswana

Ghana is 45% Akan with other closely related groups

Namibia is 50% Ovambo with white and mixed race people making 13%

When people hear people talking about separating, etc they instantly think racism and separating is out of hate, but if a country was independent before, where is the hate in wanting your people to be independent again, especially (and a big emphasis on especially) when the country that their in is not working, and the other groups don't care for each other because of this union?

sjeezy8:
brain washed to believe what?

and what country doesn't brain wash the masses?

princekevo:
What a collective word?
if you take your time to search into the lifes of more than 140million Nigeiran population,
and their individual contributions to move Nigerian forward you will find out you are the slowpoke
in Nigeria and not Nigerians.

kuramo:
@ poster ( conSPIEng )



It is very clear from the logic of your posting that you are the slowpoke. You need to find a more intelligent way of expressing your concerns without exhibiting and showing lack of respect for the entire citizenry of Nigeria.

babaearly:
@clueless poster
i havent seen your post and i bet i wouldnt but let me question your daft attitude towards nigerians. Why do you say Nigeria can be great when you call the people that can make this happen morons?
Dont you think you are going off limits to get recognition?

puskin:
Spot on.