₦airaland Forum

Jamie1:
I heard there won't be any batch by June.... I need clarification on this.

Stop believing every rumor you hear. Better still confirm every rumor from the NYSC official website. There's definitely going to be a batch B by june.

The reason batch A was skipped last year was because of the general elections. The elections are over now so why skip batch B? Whoever told you there wouldn't be a batch B should give you a tangible reason why he's of that opinion.

And like I stated earlier, ignore any rumor that say there wouldn't be any batch B.

Present...sorry for being late.

He can't even speak good English...only a greedy person will fall for this.

luxanne:
Crazyman


No response from you yet

I replied your mail 15 minutes after it was sent.

I should be the one awaiting your reply not the other way round.

ayobase:
Belatedly wishing u the same sir.
hope u had a great time.

I did my brother...thanks for the wishes

ayobase:
no mind mynd44 o.
he chop xmas rice and chicken!

Of course I know he did...he's just trying to be sarcastic.

Mynd44:
I am not even trying or willing to try.

Personal issues I guess...enjoy your night.

Mynd44:
No, Never had a "merry christmas" ever. So I have removed it from my calendar.

Eyah...you can make this year's Christmas a merry Christmas. Its not too late.

Mynd44:
I dont do christmas

You fall under the category of those who don't believe Christ was born on 25th December right?

I'm preparing for christmas.

Merry christmas rocky, ayobase, mynd44...and the whole house

Foolish man. How can you be desiring another man's wife?

His kids are in a debt of about N108,400. Now N200,000 he would need to bail himself out of this mess plus the shame tagged to his name all for few minutes pleasure. I hope he's happy now.

GenOrumov:
You have spoken well and I hope the government can think in that direction but It seems you are not getting some things correctly.

1. Are you aware that a refinery costs in the region of $2.5b upward to build? Do we even know how much has been recovered by this government that you say it should be enough to build "more refineries"? Since oil prices have reduced but the cost of building a refinery won't reduce, won't it be a bad investment decision if the govt goes ahead to build new refineries when it won't make the expected profit margin?

As it is, government should hands off building new refineries but invite private investors to do that.

This would be much better

GenOrumov:
2. As it is, running a mono-economy (especially when its even crude oil) in this age will never be able to finance our budget.

The reason our budget keeps climbing up is because most of our leaders are lazy and myopic. Its no longer news that some governors borrow to run their state. They keep borrowing and have very little to show for it.

We have solid minerals, arable lands, and a very large population that can be used to woo foreign investors yet what have our leaders done?

If we had leaders with vision, most states should be independent by now. Not gathering every month in Abuja to share proceedings from our crude.

The pressure on the center (FG) is so much. The center can't hold anymore. That's why now even our precious crude isn't even enough to finance our budget like you pointed out.

Crude oil is sold on the international market for less than $40 per barrel. Therefore it would be myopic to rely on that to run the economy considering the fact that we've lost most of our top customers.

What the buhari administration should do is to get our refineries running, and even build more. Yes you heard me right...!!! We need to build more refineries. The money recovered from the last administration should be enough to to do that.

Let's discard this mentality of looking for foreign buyers for our crude when the larger percentage of our population are crying daily for refined products.

Let's refine this crude here in Nigeria, consume it locally and sell some to Neighboring African countries.

I'm sure that the money the government would make from the local consumption of the refined crude oil products would surpass what we were likely to make if we sold it as raw crude. And it should be enough to finance the country's budget if managed properly.

fortune1968:
ur advice is good but,you must realise dt some women are terrible when it comes to money .d husband notwithstanding .if he will resign,he should do so&handle d business HIMSELF. these women ?...

True some women are terrible when it comes to money.

But she's his wife not his girlfriend. So however she chooses to run her husband's business will have a positive or negative effect on the family.

I would have advised him to hire a manager, but that would be worse considering how nonchalant most Nigerians behave when managing other peoples businesses.

His wife is his best option for now.

A lot of young Nigerian graduates earn far less under more terrible working conditions and still hope and believe things will get better someday.

Eight years is enough time for him to have saved something reasonable to become a boss of his own considering what he earns per month.

My advice is that he should start the business while maintaining his current job, put his wife there and monitor his profit after removing his capital, cost of maintenance, tax and other expenses.

If he's happy with that he sees, then he can happily quit his current job,

Good luck.

drberry:
Hmm.. quite enlightening.
Cc: Crazyman you should see this in reference to the thread you put up about the subject matter.

Lol its almost the same issue I raised on my thread...we christians should start showing our lord Jesus Christ some respect.

Acts 11:26  And when he had found him, he brought him unto Antioch. And it came to pass, that a whole year they assembled themselves with the church, and taught much people. And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch.

Christians were first called that name in Antioch cos they exhibited the qualities and characteristics of Christ. People saw Christ in them and decided to name them after their master.

Now removing Christ and replacing it with X shows we (Christians) have very little reference for Christ. It shows that Christ isn't in us, cos if he is, and we have reference for him, we wouldn't nickname him X.

ifyalways:
Those pictures don't look anything like Zaria NOW plus shittes usually wear black

The pictures (especially the first one) looks like an accident scene. Look at the man in native attire sitting on the ground, the cut on his head looks like a wound sustained in an accident and not in a shoot-out. The tarred road confirmed it.

If they (the Nigerian army) invaded their leaders house, I expected to see pictures of the compounds and shite muslims in their traditional black attire. Not this. This picture is a folly.

charlsecy:
You see contradiction where none exists. Worse still, you misrepresented the content and meaning of my submission.

For clarity, I said the Greek word for Christ is Χριστός. Can't you see the "X" in "Χριστός?" This X is what you find in Xmas (ΧριστόςMas), and so forth.

You're not making any sense. So because Christ (Χριστός) in greek begins with the letter X, so we should call him X according to your logic..pathetic!

X as an alphabet in greek can mean anything just as C which is the first alphabet for the word Christ in English language can mean anything. C could be chalk, chair, cream...etc. So by saying C, it doesn't translate to you referring to Christ, you will have to spell the alphabet in full so people would understand you're referring to Christ.

Any company that advertises a job vacancy, then goes ahead to request for cash from prospective employees are definitely scammers. Desperation shouldn't let you part with the little money you have that should have been used for something much better.

Mynd44:
Wait, why call the presdient to this? Why not the representatives of these people call for a referandum? The president cant even carry out one without the senate giving pernission

Then he should implement the confab report of the last administration. Let the 6geopolitical zones use their various resources to develop their regions.

If you're honest you'll agree with me that the SE has been sidelined in buhari's administration. This issue of segregating some zones and favouring other zones wouldn't take us anywhere.

Besides the implementation of the confab report would bring development in the various zones cos people wouldn't be trooping in mass to a particular zone to seek greener pastures. Everyone would prefer to stay and develop his own geopolitical zone. We wouldn't have to depend on the federal government for survival.

If buhari claims to run a corrupt free and transparent government, why is he finding it so difficult to implement it?

Same soldiers that abandoned their base along with their weapons and fled for their lives are shooting at un-armed civilians?

Buhari should know that the fragile Nigerian army cannot survive a war on two fronts (North and SE) this bloodshed wouldn't take us anywhere. This is democracy we demand a referendum. Let the masses decide what they want on the whole issue.

To my slain brothers, RIP God in his infinite mercies would pardon your sins and accept you into his kingdom.

If your friend failed as a volunteer staff, he wouldn't have been recommended by his boss to his friend's much better firm.

The moral lesson from this story is that in everything one does, he should put in his best regardless of what goes into his pocket at the end of the month.