From all comments read and video watched. i come to these conclusion: (1) obviously the lady is innocent, she's just a victim of location and her only fault is rolling with the wrong guy and i blame her and every lady for always quick to follow every guys that drives car as they don't care to know the job of guys their interest and believe is once a guy is driving a car he is rich and has money and can pay their bills
(2) Those police officers needs to be relieved of their duties, they dont deserve or worth to be called policemen. they should already know the lady is just a victim of location and asking about her personal lives has nothing to do with the main issue of the person they came for. They just wanna prove and show to the world that atleast even if they didnt meet the robbers they met someone for information and yet its doing the right thing in the wrong way still
(3) Nomatter what we say or rants about on social media, our country can never change or be better in all parastatals cuz our leaders only care about sharing money and milking national treasures. this country is so wrong on all levels. lnfact we dont deserve to be called a country, i'm sure those police men had no proper training on interrogation they just used connection to get the job and handed Gun on them.
(4) If by now anyone still believes nigeria will be better the person must be living in the past cuz THERE TRULY WAS A COUNTRY
StagethemTVee: A university of Ibadan graduate who was in the company of a suspected armed robber and kidnapper when arrested by officers of the Nigerian police force is seen in this video being harrassed and psychologically abused and initimadated by the same crude policemen. They used fear as a weapon to intimidate and scare her while recording her cry for help and attempt to explain herself.
This is so wrong, coming from people that should protect the weak. They used her weakness at the moment as a weapon against her, discussing sexually oriented and private issues that they have no business discussing with the lady.
After tweets by segalink and other social media influencers, the police force have issued a statement that all officers find culpable will be brought to book according to law.
Watch the 2-parts video of this intimidation and sexual harrasment by men of the Nigerian police force below.
Actually we also know all these things but you people(politicians) still not helping us out to get the opportunity outside the certificate, if we dont wanna use certificate to look for jobs atleast we should be open to loan as capitals for business but Nope you have eaten all our future opportunities and still dishing out nonsense for us.
You think you are doing us abi. mtchewww
childuptojoy: This write-up was sent to me by one of my lecturers in school and I feel like sharing it on Nairaland
7 REASONS WHY DEGREE HOLDERS ARE POOR? Writen by
*MALAM MAMUDA KABIR DUTSINMA* 1. I have a very painful truth to dish out to graduates out there: Your degree or certificate is not the cure to poverty; the cure to poverty is your ability to see and seize opportunities. In this Article, the word P.O.O.R means: Passing Over Opportunities Repeatedly.
2. Dear Graduates, if somebody offers you an amazing opportunity, but you are not sure you can do it, say yes then learn how to do it later!, never should you say you don’t know. School rewards people for their memory. Life rewards people for their creativity and ability to solve problems. School rewards caution; life rewards daring. School hails those who live by the rules. Life exalts those who break the rules and set new ones.
3. Being on top of your class does not necessarily guarantee that you will be at the top of life. The world is filled with poor graduates but rich opportunists! Kevin Ngo once said, “If you don’t make the time to work on creating the life you want, you’re eventually going to be forced to spend a lot of time dealing with a life you don’t want”.
4. Your certificates and degrees are meant to help you garner the experience and expertise needed to fulfill your dreams; they are not your destination! I have watched pitiably many graduates with degrees and certificates languishing in poverty looking for jobs that don’t even exist while people with keen eyes for opportunities reach the pinnacle of success in the most unlikeliest of ways.
5. Do you have a graduate or degree holder around you that is poor? I bet you have as they are everywhere! I have a very painful truth to dish out to graduates out there: Your degree or certificate is not the cure to poverty; the cure to poverty is your ability to see and seize opportunities.
BASICALLY, there are seven (7) reasons why degree holders are poor.
1. THEY DON’T THINK BEYOND THEIR CERTIFICATES
Albert Einstein said, “Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.” Have you ever heard creativity term “Think outside the box”? One of the major reasons why most graduates are poor is simply because they can’t see and think beyond their certificates. I have seen engineering students work as bankers. I have seen medical doctors with great skills in web and graphic designs. I have seen lawyers that are very dexterous with finances. The list is endless!
The basic truth of life is that the skills that are needed to be much sought after and become more successful in life are not really found within the walls of the classrooms. Your certificate is just a proof that you are teachable, it does not suggest what you are totally capable of doing. You are full of possibilities when you think beyond your degrees and certificates.
2. THEY PRIORITIZE THEIR CERTIFICATES MORE THAN THEIR GIFTS AND TALENTS
I have often advised some of my colleagues, never to leave their gifts dormant while pursuing and hunting for jobs with their certificates. There must be a complementary balance in the pursuit of your passion and in the search for jobs.
Everybody is gifted for something, but the winning edge comes from our ability to work on our gifts and bless the world with it. The very best way to develop yourself is in the direction of your natural talents and interest. In order to live a fulfilled and impactful life, we need to work harder on our gift than our job. We need to discover our gift, develop it, and sell it. Don’t bury your TALENT with your certificates.
3. THEIR CERTIFICATES PREPARE THEM FOR A WORLD THAT NO LONGER EXIST
It has been found that most of the skills taught in schools are becoming obsolete in the present world. The world has changed a lot, and so are people’s need! It is imperative to know that the present form of university education does not prepare students for the future.
Graduates are becoming endangered species in the face of a changing world. Our archaic methods and approaches of learning are preparing graduates for a world that no longer exist, as we are churning out degree holders every year with certificates that have face value but no intrinsic worth. Most learning institutions are filled up with lecturers and pseudo-educators with lecture notes, methods and approaches that have lost relevance in a changing world.
4. THEY KNOW LESS ABOUT THEMSELVES BUT MORE ABOUT THINGS
Certificates and degrees don’t reveal people to themselves; they at most measure our IQ (Intelligent Quotient). I have often tell people that there is no Recovery without Discovery. A poor man is simply someone that has not discovered himself.
The more you discover yourself, the more you realize the treasures that are hidden deep within you. We carry inside ourselves latent treasures that can only be unveiled through self-discovery.
5. CERTIFICATES AND DEGREES CAN KILL INITIATIVES
Degrees and certificates can close up your minds to ideas while initiatives open it up. If you are not careful, your degrees and certificates can close up your mind. The purpose of education is to keep your mind perpetually opened towards limitless possibilities!
Fred Smith saw an opportunity for overnight delivery of anything anywhere in the USA, and ultra- fast delivery anywhere in the world, FedEx was born. It will be interesting to know that Fred Smith got a grade “C” in a Yale economics class for an idea that the professor belittled as unworkable. Fred Smith’s company became the first American business to make over ten billion dollars in annual profit. Beginning with just 186 packages delivered the first night, FedEx now delivers in over two hundred countries using over 6,030 aircraft, 46,000 vehicles and 141,000 employees.
6. DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES POSITION YOU TO LOOK FOR JOBS AND NOT FOR OPPORTUNITIES
Our certificates and degrees prepare graduates to look for jobs and not open our eyes to life-changing opportunities. You are not poor because you don’t have a job; you are poor because you are not seeing and seizing opportunities.
Being POOR is simply Passing Over Opportunities Repeatedly! What keeps people ahead in life is not their education or degrees, it is simply the opportunity that they seized. Jobs may be scarce but not opportunities.
As long as there is a problem to be solved, there will always be opportunities. It is a waste of our education, exposure, and experiences if after we graduate from school, all we think about is searching for a job. An enlightened and educated mind should be able to see and seize opportunities.
7. CERTIFICATES AND DEGREES PREPARE PEOPLE TO LOOK FOR SECURITY AND NOT TO TAKE RISKS
We must be willing to make mistakes and take breakthrough risks. Taking risks and learning from mistakes help us in knowing what works and what does not! When Thomas Edison was being questioned by a mischievous journalist on how he felt for having failed for 999 times before getting the idea of the light bulb, his response stunned the whole world when he confidently said, “I have not failed 999 times, I have only learned 999 ways of how not to make a light bulb”.
Many graduates and degree holders are becoming progressively poor because the skills required in the modern world to get rich are not taught in schools and institutions. By 2025, we’ll lose over five million jobs to automation. This means that future jobs will look vastly different by the time many people graduate from the university.
Future jobs will involve KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION/CREATION and innovation, and people that are only equipped with skills found in the classroom will definitely be a misfit in an ever-changing world. Skills like critical thinking, creativity, people’s skill, STEM skills (e.g Coding), complex problem-solving skills etc. are central to living a more comprehensive and productive life.
8 THEREFORE, in conclusion, My humble and candid advice to graduates and students in institutions is to think wide, deep and outside the box. Take volunteer jobs, and don’t be afraid to navigate fields that are different from your field of learning. Your future career will require you to pull information from many different fields to come up with creative solutions to future problems.
Start by reading as much as you can about anything and everything that interests you. Once you get to college, consider double majoring or minoring in completely different fields. Trust me, it’ll pay off in the long run.
Don’t limit yourself to the classroom. Do something practical. Take a leadership position. Start a business and fail; that’s a better entrepreneurship. Contest an election and lose. It will teach you something political science will not teach you. Attend a seminar. Read books outside the scope of your course.
Think less of becoming an excellent student, but think more of becoming an excellent person. Don’t make the classroom your world, but make the world your classroom. Step forward and try something extra. Invest in something you believe! Real financial security and freedom is not in your job, but in your passion, gifts, talents, and your ability to see and seize opportunities.
Fastestmanalive: I'm waiting for the Damnnnnn niggarrr to come to this thread.
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It's sad how she wasted 1M out of that money to pay tithe. I don't know about you, but for me, any money spent on tithe is a waste. Offering is included too. At least sport betting can get you some cash if you're lucky, but tithe and offering has no use.
you are not the only one. infact i hate it more than my shit, the painful and annoying part is how people celebrate the program and take it serious
Thats the level we have come down to as Nigerians, we celebrate nonsense and irrelevant stuffs
if not someone like tasha and mercy people were shouting about from last one shouldnt be known for anything cuz they have no talent or whatsoever just their boob and ass and thats all
mykelswa: Am i the only man that hates bbnaija. I feel its a waste of time.
You can't tell me you need to own a car to be termed successful. The poverty & lack of basic amenities/infrastructure has reduced us to celebrate basic necessities of life.
Do you think someone in the UK will celebrate buying a regular car?
You don't even need a car in sucj clime because their transportation system is close to perfect!
no big deal bro just our culture and nothing else its only bound to RESPECT using the right hand and BADLUCK using the left nothing serious
cornel00: I have always wanted to ask this question for sometime now cos i don't really understand the mystery behind it.
I went to a shop to buy some provision, i tried to pay the seller with my left hand because my right hand was occupied with my tool box, she insisted i must give her the money with my right hand which i have no problem with, but i really want to know the reason so i thought bringing it up here will go a long way hearing different people's opinions.
People see it as a bad manner, but to me, it means nothing. I believe one cannot wash right hand effectively without the left hand. So why the condemnation? Is there any religious reference to back it up with?
seangy4konji: so they can collect the small money weh deh our hand asking us to provide 6 month statement while we deh under lockdown abi feeding from hand to mouth?
i am coming...
Brain is worrying anybody now.
PS..Majority of UK citizens cant even afford to pay such money now for visa fees not to talk of ticket or BTA...
U r mad.
person weh no get 50 k for account self go just say welcome development.u think u r doing me
Okay! its only agreed! as dem agreed to pay us palliatives for naija but did we see any? na this one dem kon won give, make dem no jubilate at all
My advice to them is just comot mind and no plans on the money cuz i know some teachers for don go borrow money down from some people hoping to pay back with this promised money and even some for don use debt kill their retail shop owners around their house dey collect provisions down with the hope of paying back.
if FG pay them money make i bend
SolutionAndGist: JUST IN: Private School Teachers salary to be paid by FG – Association
The President of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools in Nigeria, Yomi Otubela has revealed to the general public on Monday, 13th July 2020 that the Federal government has agreed upon dialogue to pay the salaries of Private School Teachers that are being owed by their school management and are in big distress since the lockdown started in March amidst the Covid19 pandemic.
As some school management insists they cannot pay salaries since they have also not made money by way of school fees since there is nothing being done so far in school, their employees have been on the receiving end of all the bankruptcy being faced as a result of the shut down of schools.
Otubela made this statement known while speaking on TVC News on the early hours of Monday, July 13, 2020. Otubela said the Association forwarded a proposal to the Economic Sustainability Committee headed by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, for the government to assist them by going out of their way and obligations to pay the salaries of some private school teachers in the country, and they are glad to announce that approval has been granted to the proposal by the Federal Executive Council for the implementation.
”We have written to the Federal government to understand that these teachers are teaching Nigerian children and that they need to keep them and their families together during the lockdown.
So the Federal government has listened to our request. We requested that the teachers salaries in private schools should be taken over by the government during the months of the lockdown. We also requested for a single digit loan for private schools to cushion the effect of the COVID19.
We requested for support for schools that have existing loans, that they (FG) should liase on our behalf with the Central Bank of Nigeria CBN and CBN will liase with commercial banks and other financial institutions to ensure that they give them soft landing in terms of moratorium to repay and deduction in the interest loan.
The Federal government has approved that they will take over the payment of teachers salaries.
The proposal was sent to the Economic Sustainability Committee headed by the Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and it was approved by the Federal Executive Council.
We are already talking to them to know the modalities for the disbursement”.
He however pointed out that it is only private schools registered under its Association that will benefit from the Federal government’s bailout.
dont mind them. what primary schools pupils in china are doing better inventions playing with new fashionable development na hin one 300l student dey do one wood join together with PALI wey look like inside fufu pot cracker and dem dey happy about dey gather do seminar onto
this corntree is truly gone now i know undoubtedly. It can never ever be better for naija again
like someone sometime said on here "in my next life i would rather be a tree in America or better European country than being a citizen of this Godforsaken local government calls nation"
khalhokage: So he didn't actually invent anything, I mean turbines at centuries old technology.
i tell you! the way i hate these girls with make up ehn, i'd rather die single than dealing with them
JidennaJason: One of the many reasons I admire brown skin girls.... Their skin is fadeless.
No disrespect to the "Queen" but all these Saclux Emulsion Paint she applied on her face would have been better utilized by those interior painters at Kiki Osibande N800million residence.
Don't mind OP. na lockdown pics na. no be normal lagos street be this on normal day na
Maxymilliano: Obviously, this was during the lockdown when traffic was light and fewer vehicles on the road around Ikeja and its environs. Go to Aromire now down to Adeniyi Jones and the story will be different.
RADARADA. we are still complaining about the stupid Bbn to be disbanded now this ones bring their nonsense
anyway who am i to blame them. they know us nigerians are gullibles and jobless that we have bo choicr than seeing their rubbish on TV
Thank God i don't watch nonsense haha
knews: The Royalty Reality TV Show is the first of its kind. Its a 21 days show geared towards selecting an exceptional individual who has THE COMPLETE PACKAGE. The show kicked off in Abuja on Wednesday, 1st July 2020 with 34 beautiful/handsome housemates. Each of them is to prove to their fans and viewers if they have the strength, tenacity and intelligence to be the next ultimate Royalty Queen or King.\
Let’s meet the housemates below...
Ekeh Chukwudi Kelvin hails from Imo State in the Eastern part of Nigeria. He is a graduate of Business Administration from the ISFOP Benin Republic. Currently, he is a businessman.
Enwereuzor Amarachi (born 13th December), better known by her nickname, Mimi Michaels is from Aboh – Mbaise, Imo State in the Eastern part of Nigeria. She is a passionate educationist and a graduate of Imo State University, Owerri where she studied Industrial Chemistry. She currently resides in Port Harcourt.
Kenneth Osamudiamen Omoregie (born 23rd March 1994) hails from Edo State, Nigeria. He is a graduate of Godfrey Okoye University, Enugu State where he studied Sociology. He is currently an event planner, a music manager as well as a record label owner.
Britto Ayo-Lawal Oluwamayowa (born 27th May 1996) is currently a student in Lagos State Polytechnic. She is into online clothing.
Comfort Imeh (born 28th July 1992) is a graduate of Federal Polytechnic Bida, Niger State where she studied Public Administration. She is currently an entrepreneur.
Endurance Gywasmen Bulus (born 28th April 1995) hails from Kaduna State, Nigeria. She is an NCE holder from Niger State College of Education. She is currently a model and enjoys reading and listening to music.
Nnamani Promise Maryjane (born 28th September 1995) hails from Enugu State in the Eastern part of Nigeria. She is a graduate of National Open University, Nigeria where she studied Criminology and Security Studies. She is currently self-employed.
Onwuanukwu Francis Amilly (Born 3rd August) hails from Delta State, Nigeria. He is a graduate of the University of Abuja where he studied mathematics. He is currently a musical artiste.
Peter Eze (born 5th March) hails from Ebonyi State, Nigeria. He is a graduate of Ebonyi State University where he studied Mass Communication. He is currently an actor.
Gaverse Ndu (born 16th August 1994) better known by his stage name Peals Legend is a native of Imo State, Nigeria. He is a graduate of the National University of Equatorial Guinea where he studied Communication/Spanish. He is currently a rapper and a songwriter. He loves singing and dancing.
Igelle Anselm (born 26th September) known his nickname Mr. White hails from Benue State, Nigeria. He is a graduate of the University of Maiduguri, Nigeria where he studied Economics. He is currently a Lube Supervisor and enjoys singing, acting, swimming, dancing, and eating.
Christian Grace (born 17th April 1999) hails from Anambra State, Nigeria. She is currently a student at the University of Abuja where she is studying Business Administration. She is into commercial modeling and the CEO of Fabulus Footwears and Fabulus Wear.
Eze Chinaza Stella (born 27th June 1994) hails from Enugu State, Nigeria. She is a graduate of Enugu State University of Science and Technology where she studied Geology and Mining. She is currently a fashion designer and the CEO of Tashas Clothing.
Babatunde Rebecca Temilola (born 10th October 1989) is a graduate of Adekunle Ajasin University Akugba Akoko Ondo State, Nigeria where she studied Computer science. She is currently an educationist.
Tebekami Joseph Bouloyen (born 28th August) hails from Bayelsa State, Nigeria. He is a graphics designer and a singer. He loves swimming and reading.
Favour Uzoma (born 26th December 1993) known by his nickname, Fave hails from Abia State, Nigeria. He is a graduate of the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike, Abia State, Nigeria where he studied Physics. He is currently an actor, filmmaker, and scriptwriter.
Chiamaka Joy A Ude (born 22nd September 1991) is an actor and filmmaker. She hails from Enugu State, Nigeria, and attended the University of Abuja. She loves traveling, reading, and singing.
Kalu Neja Gina (born 17th October 1995) hails from Abia State in Eastern Nigeria. She is a graduate of Yaba Technology, Lagos, Nigeria, and is currently a fashion designer.
Chidinma Beatrice Emereole (born 4th May) is a nail technician and hails from Imo State, Nigeria. She is a graduate of the University of Portharcourt where she studied Fine Arts and Design.
Gift Micheal (born 17th November 1995) is known by her nickname “Monalisa”. She hails from Anambra State, Nigeria. She is currently a student but an actress and a fashion model. She loves swimming, dancing, and singing.
Mykel Ajewole Oluwaseyi (born 11th November 1992) hails from Ekiti State, Nigeria. He is a graduate of Nasarawa State University, Nigeria where he studied Business Administration. He is an actor, a digital marketer, a customer care manager, and the CEO of Mykchibab Perfect Touch.
Jibeze Emmanuel Chukwuemeka (born 8th March 2000) hails from Nsukka Local Government Area in Enugu State, Nigeria. He is currently studying Veterinary Medicine at the University of Abuja. He loves acting.
Samuel Glory (born 28th November 1997) hails from Kogi State, Nigeria. He is a graduate of Kogi State Polytechnic and an entrepreneur. He loves traveling, swimming, and listening to music.
Justin Ignatius Chukwuemerie (born 16th February 1997) is from Nkanu East in Enugu State, Nigeria. He is a graduate of the Institute of Management and Technology Enugu State where he studied Mass Communication. He is currently a musical artist.
Achief Dorothy (born 6th June 1991) is from Edo State, Nigeria. She studied Quantity Survey at Bells University of Technology, Ota, Nigeria. She is currently a make-up artist.
Singer Andrew Desire (born 29th April) is a chemical engineer and hails from Rivers State, Nigeria. He attended the University of Port Harcourt as well as Rivers State University. He holds a bachelor’s degree, masters, and a Ph.D. in Chemical engineering.
Zitu Tarelayefa Blessing (Born 22nd November 1991) hails from Warri in Delta State, Nigeria. She studied accounting at Benson Idahosa University and Digital Marketing at Portsmouth University. She is the creative director at Zitu Clothing, a socialpreneur clean Warri, and also the CEO of Zitu Concept.
Onokebhagbe Clifford John, (born 23rd May 1989) is from Edo state, Nigeria. He is a music instructor and a graduate of Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma.
Samuel Chinonso Oriaku (born 27th September) hails from Imo State, Nigeria. He is an accountant and a graduate Umaru Musa Yar’adua University.
Onuora Adamaka Jane (born 14th February 1994) hails from Anambra State, Nigeria. She is an actor and loves swimming, reading, and traveling.
Bryan Britto (29th August 2001) hails from Lagos State, Nigeria. He is a 300 level Petroleum Engineering student at the University of Port Harcourt. He is a dancer, a video editor, and a graphics designer.
Abua Faith Ufue (born 17th February 1994) hails from, Cross Rivers, Nigeria. She is an event planner and a graduate from Cross River University of technology.
Ugochi Sylvia Unegbu (born 18th January 1994) is from Imo state, Nigeria. She is an entrepreneur and attends Imo State University. She loves dancing, traveling, and reading.
Olubodun Femi (born 4th April 1998) is from Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria. He is currently a student at the Federal University of Agriculture Markurdi. He is also a photographer and a workout instructor. He loves reading, traveling ad writing.
there is no arguing further about this. that lady is a bitch. what she posted is what and who she really is and i can bet with my two balls that she will do exactly when married
"who marriage help" in here word. that statement alone already cleared her out to be a bitch
She doesn't deserve marriage at all. street is where she belongs
I Only congratulate the Groom on this development infact this calls for celebration cuz God just bring him out of long years of bittered, faked, pretense and sad marriage which is always easy to venture in but not always easy to get out of
Quote me all you want but this is my own take of the story
GboyegaD: The things people say on Social Media. Some are not meant and are said to generate some traffic while some are from the depth of their hearts. The husband knows his wife better to know if she has the tendency to do such and that should be the basis of calling off the wedding and not what anyone says.
you are right! Op too right on his own BUT you nailed it. yes there is Addiction on one side but truly if you have something doing that keeps you really busy you wouldn't even remember online at all and this also depends on your job
We need to clear that. as they say. DATA is life is not just a saying but it is really what it is. most things now are Online marketed. for that reason you gotta stay ON
Take for example a mechanic in his workshop really busy fixing cars physically and no time for social media besides making calls for his customers and getting job done. it is so for the mechanic cuz he is super busy and have no time
But these days majority of youth are unemployed as none wish it but the stupid economy we found ourselves have deprived us of our desire to get engaged for that reason social media is the Only friend someone has except you want people die of depression and frustration
I Hope you all feel me with these few points of mine haha
Swtbabyvee: If u hv something taking ur time u won’t be so addicted . If I hv nothing doing my phone is my bestie , that’s not about to change anytime soon
Crime › Re: Video Of A Lady Arrested By Ibadan Police Goes Viral by cray91(m): 3:04pm On Jul 23, 2020
