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Just fresh out of college, me and my crew proposed to a group of companies to sponsor a contemporary dance event and that was how I made my first and only N1m ever.

I'm currently pitching First Bank to sponsor a national poetry contest which will cost them N5million but will rake in more than N20million, and people are in here discussing how they will raid Indian jobs. Sorry, Ndo O.

Then finally I'm going to pitch either Hi-TV or Disc Communications a new system of Pay-per-view TV that is simple yet has never been done in the world.

It is worth N300 million yearly.

Please, I want to encourage everyone to participate in finding solutions to underemployment issues pervading the nation

Graduate youths from everywhere in Nigeria are constantly seeking for opportunity to leave the country because there is no decent job opportunities for them. But on the other hand, foreigners from other countries, at a very large scale continue to relocate to Nigeria because of a better life and job opportunities.


Does this make any sense to anybody?


This is why we must get the attention of the government to lookout for the citizens. Either by improving the educational standard or providing job training for these kids or do anything to lift up the spirit of the future of Nigeria.

I believe in freedom of labour.If a company wants to hire only Indians in senior management positions,let them do so.A company is an entirely private enterprise,the Govt has no business regulating the nationality of its staff.The company does not owe its existence to the Govt

First, different country, different policy; please don't compare United States to France. It is their country and they have the right to do what is best for the country.

And FYI: We, Nigerians did something similar to folks from Ghana in the past.

Second, Just because you sweep your neighbor's floor everyday to get to watch their TV for 2 hours doesn't mean your neighbor is obligated to the deal. He could ask you not to come back and cancel the deal at anytime for the sake of his family. It is now the duty of your parents and yourself to work harder and get a TV, this way you wouldn't have to depend or look up to your neighbor for the sake of their TV.

Neighbor: France
You: African Immigrant
TV: Better standard of living
Your Parents: African leaders
Your House: Africa


Finally, let's look at this policy as a positive move for Africa and Africans!

It is time for us to work harder and get our own TV.

@ToToChoper:
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Name:  ToToChoper
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Date Registered:  May 16, 2007, 02:59 PM
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Your official registration date:May 16, 2007
Brother, your registration date indicates that you're exactly 6 days old on this forum; and I wonder how you know Big b1 so well; so well enough that you even brought back my almost a year old support for IBB discussion.
It is amazing, but I can't blame you. It is true that a man's belief is as strong as his identity. Hence keep on hidding; you can hide from everybody, but you can't hide from yourself.

I know who you are and till your balls are big enough to disclose your true Identity, please give me a break.

its a free country and freedom of speech, so he can say what ever he wants to say about ATIKU, it's up to the citizens to dissect and make sense on what they hear.

politics of dishonest cleverness!Varying contributors who support the illegality foisted by OBJ;are just nothing but joksters!
The overwhelming majority of my country people are appalled,dismayed and disgusted at the eventual results of the last elections.
This is not news;the so called reforms of this regime are just on the pages of newspapers;the general lot of people since 1999,has
taken a huge fall in all ramifications~PDP exercised brute force in making sure they return to power;obviously its a known fact!
Yar'adua by extension,a product of this warped,debased,corrupt arrangement has no iota of legality and has a concequence;i await the decision
of the electoral tribunals(assuming justice prevails),that the sham of the charade conducted by Iwu would be consigned to the waste bins of history.
History herself beckons,and prosperity her sibling awaits us,if only we could get our acts together

1999 was challenged, 2003 challenged 2007 will be challenged; theres obviously something else wrong with the whole system

Afterall, you're not a bad guy and someone has to be sensible.
You do have a bright point and I'm ready to welcome your recommendation as long as violence is not going to be tolerated or promoted by the political thugs. It frightens me when innocent citizens of Nigeria pay with their lives for nothing, while the big wigs continue to live their lives to the fullest.

As long as we do not get carried away and forget all about other important factors that keep our country and our people  surviving from day to day.

And finally, as long as your recommendation doesn't prolong the incumbency of OBJ's administration.

Why not? Please, bring it on.

Hey Donzman, for the past 2 days we've gone through it all, there is absolutely nothing left to say; but the good part of our disagreement is the fact that our love and affection for our great nation remain unaltered.

Sharing ideas and knowledge together as one is the only answer and effective way for us, the new Nigerian generation to move our country forward and force the old school to permanently retire.

It is time for all of us to reunite, work together, respect one another and start implementing better strategies to improve and empower the security and economy standard of our country.
Regardless of which part of the country we come from or what type of background we possess, we must learn to embrace, encourage, respect and support one another.

If you think that fighting it out at the court of law is a better solution, I will welcome it, but remember all my concerns and reasons for my recommendation.
Let's hope for the best. I'm sure that we will revisit this topic again in future.

One love!