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gentlezypher:
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Which kind nonsense no be this

We dey the same shoe? chaii

PapaNnamdi:
Nigerians dont have Common sense, especially the graduates

No sir, I disagree. I'd rather agree that not all Nigerian graduates have common sense. She was actually right though. I've been saying this to a lot of people now that our younger generation of Nigerians especially those within the teenage and 30s range have more challenges they will pose to the country far more than what we've faced in the hands of our leaders. NYSC is actually a good place to discover that and as a PCM myself, I'm preparing my mind to face Nigerians who are really Nigerians.

It's still very difficult for humans to really understand God's way even though we have different religious books leading to God. While we're busy accusing this woman of getting rich dubiously, why don't we leave her to God and take legal actions where necessary on her instead of coming out every time to shout "she stole oil wells, she had unfair advantage and so on"?. I wonder if there are anyone among us who will refuse 'unfair advantage' if given one.


Instead of monitoring Alakija who is finding her way to God's presence whether you like it or not, focus on God to get your share of his favour.

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isyourboy:
*TRY AND CHECK YOUR DASH BOARD AGAIN... "DERE'S NOTHING LIKE YOU ARE NOT IN STREAM ONE AGAIN*....e b like say dey don dey get sense small small

They probably sent the first message as a general message since it is easier to send while they're still sorting out our posting. But work is going on the website from the look of things.

I think I'm enjoying this suspense of waiting for call-up letter and seeing messages from 'confirmed source/authority'. I didn't want to join the gang but I was amazed that some kept vigil waiting for NYSC to update their website.This is really interesting. One aspect of life we must experience time after time.

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cliquevibes:
Please, every one in the house, my dashboard is showing correct date of birth(waec), i have checked my original waec result and everything is correct, the date of birth is the same with all my certs..now I don't understand y it shows up on my dashboard or is it just a normal occurrence for everyone?

I guess it's the same way for everyone. Looks like the link is there in case you have an incorrect entry for DOB. I changed my name from there when I noticed there was wrong spelling.

Demayour:
That's the ongoing dualization of Agodi Gate - Old Ife Road. The picture is that of Agodi Gate towards Water Cooperation.

Check that reservoir at the background. That's Agodi-Gate

Something justice in court will never do is bringing the offender and the victim together to reconcile after the offender has been punished. Neither can the girl get satisfied nor the man get relieved of his guilt until they both meet and sort out their differences, the man begging the lady for forgiveness and the lady letting go. It's true justice has been served and 10 years for that matter, but the harm on the psychological system remains till the victim is appeased by the culprit.

That's the ongoing dualization of Agodi Gate - Old Ife Road. The picture is that of Agodi Gate towards Water Cooperation.

I think it's time the fellow called Freeze stop whining into our hearings. But for those who'd keep eulogising him. He kept saying 'pastors this, pastors that' showing us what non-pastors are doing better than pastors yet he has never showed us a picture of himself doing things he claimed pastors don't do. We are in the last days where everyone have the Bible no matter their religion. if you feel inadequate, follow your bible based on your interpretations and leave others alone. Enough of this angry kid chatter here and there

Everything for children raised in homosexual families look easy, simple, cool right now. It is until their generation grows up that the world will know what problem it has created. I don't have an insight into what they might be but let everyone of us either we are supportive or against this unnatural phenomenon, be prepared. If you as a person does not engage in homosexualism but you promote the time will come when you'll understand better. I hope you wouldn't regret then.

If we continue to see thousands of generations before us as been ignorant because they didn't allow evils like this, and we in less than a century adorn social maladies to this level, we must be prepared against consequences which those generations cautioned again.

Madeu:
What the father is doing is going to affect all of us, if they don't turnout well as a result of brain damage, they becomes nuisance and menace to society. Those agberos we see in Lagos, if you trace it from the beginning severe brain damaged as results of early exposure to harmful and adulterated chemical during infancy and adulthood And lack of proper nutrition.

This singular fact alone is why Nigeria's future challenges is most likely going to be far more than what we're presently experiencing. While we have many young people raised under better conditions, they still became social problems. Now that children are being raised this way by their own father, weeping is an under-reaction for Nigeria's future.

CAPSLOCKED:

1 Timothy 2:12,
"But I do not allow a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man, but to remain quiet."

Ephesians 5:22-24
"Wives, submit yourselves unto your husbands. For the husband is the head of the wife"

I Corinthians 11:8-9
"For the man is not of the woman; but the woman of the man. Neither was the man created for the woman; but the woman for the man."

Deuteronomy 25:11-12
"When two men are fighting, and the wife of one comes to save her husband, and mistakenly, touches the penis of the other man, then you shall cut off her hand, do not pity her."



AS A TRUE CHRISTIAN MAN, THE HYPOCRISY HAS EATEN DEEP INTO YOUR BONES.

DEAL WITH THE MISOGYNY IN YOUR HOLY BIBLE FIRST, BEFORE BASHING OTHER RELIGIONS.

Every verse you stated here are verses that seem to stand against the interest of women in the Bible. As for the books of Ephesians, Corinthians and Timothy that you referenced, I'll suggest you try finding out that statuses of those historical places to understand why Paul said what he said. More so, if you understand the bible and without being biased, you'll know what Paul meant by "the woman is created for the man".
Secondly, you reveal your own hypocrisy by not stating the instances where women judged Israel and God led them as he led men. Have you heard of Deborah before? Try and read the Bible with an open heart and an unprejudiced mind.

300wayne:
BRAIN

Yes I concur. Life is not meant to be a field of competition but an arena for complementary activities. The world got to where it is today because teachers, farmers, bricklayers, doctors, engineers, traders and every other person did what they were supposed to do. If you ever feel you should compete, make your competition a daily improvement of what you are called to do. Everyone and every profession is as important as others.

I have been putting up even write-ups for some periods that I had to ask myself if there is something unpopular I can reiterate in the social milieu. Then comes the subject of women's right or the rights of women. The topic has been popping up in my mind for sometimes up till yesterday when I felt I should write something on it. The idea got dismissed as I got engaged in other cluster of activities.
   Then last night around 12:15 am, as I was busy with an assignment someone gave me, I heard a radio presenter stating that today is the international women's day. I would not have picked the topic again until he mentioned that gender parity will take about 200 years before it can be achieved according to international reports. His conclusion was that we should work harder towards achieving gender parity more than we are currently making mention of it. In civilized societies, this is the right path to follow. But if I have no objection to certain things concerning women's right, there would have been no need for me to write anything at all.


   For many of us who read M.O Odiaka's Mastering English in our primary school days, we might be familiar with the short story I'm about to write. Nevertheless, I'm not going to state how directly related the story is to the subject at hand but perhaps, you can draw a logical line between the two. Here goes the story:
   
A particular fox once found a carcase and after failed hunting for several days, settled down to enjoy his sumptuous meal. As he was about to start eating, a fellow fox came by to share in the meal and the fox told him "go to the village down the road, you will find many more". The deceived fox went down the road that led to the village and as he was going, he kept telling every other fox that there are carcasses for them down the village. Very soon, the fox who was enjoying his sumptuous meal noticed that every fox around were calling one another that there were carcasses down the village. He himself could not take it anymore and he had to leave his delicious meal to follow others down the village. I guess this is where the story ends. But to finalize it, I'm going to give it a conclusion. The fox got to the village down the road alongside other deceived foxes only to be deceived like they have been deceived. By the time he came back, he has lost the carcase he found to another fox who was looking for food.

  Now to my subject. The call for the rights of women like we were made to understand, was due to the problem Europe encountered in the 19th and 20th century as industrialization heightened in Europe most especially. It was reported that women were underpaid for working the same hours per day with their male counterparts who were well paid. Generally, the outlook was that women were not allowed to benefit or participate like men. This scenario includes disenfranchisement, social leadership and responsibility and education.
  

As the foreign nations who were plagued with these challenges sought to overcome them by new laws, they spread the laws across all other countries of the world where women were hitherto equal in social benefits with their male counterparts. One point that gets me angry overtime is that foreign countries have this attitude of total superiority over countries like Nigeria and though we know that they are not superior, Nigerians are not helping matters in the way we take conclusions made by white men over us. Unfortunately, our academic world which ought to know better is playing front line in the inferiority game of the African course.

  My case study in this write-up is based only on the Yoruba culture which I'm more familiar with more than any other culture in the world. So whatever you read here is in the outlook of the Yoruba culture and (true) Christianity at large. In Yoruba land, men are regarded as the head and protector of the house. Although this give them chief role in their families, women however, are as equally important. Perhaps this is why Yoruba women exercise more rights in the home more than women from other tribes in Nigeria.
  In the old monarchical system practiced in Yoruba land, women have titular and decisional positions just like men. As we have the Balogun (Chief of army) and the Otun (King's right hand man), we also have the Iyalode (women leader) and the Iyaloja (head of the market women). The position accrued to these women is not only in their areas of influence but also in their local environments. For example, the Iyalode is the most important person in her environment the same way the Otun is the most important person in his own environment. If you have ever read the story of powerful women like Efunsetan Aniwura of Ibadan, you would be able to imagine how powerful women were in the precolonial era.
   Aside the Yoruba culture (I promised to write from my angular view), the Biblical world is also saturated with women of great power and influence. I will just state some of them as the bible is more accessible than Yoruba history. Have you ever heard of women like Deborah and how famous she was as a judge, leader and prophetess. How much she respected her husband who was less popular? She was a symbol of true feminism, what the modern day women should be pursuing. Have you heard of Miriam, Moses' sister or Priscilla and Dorcas in the New Testament? These are just some of the women recorded to be powerful in the Bible. It thus become safe to say that our culture, true Africanism does not support exploiting women neither does the bible support it at all. They were in fact, in contrast to women exploitation. Then we should ask, how did we get to the point of exploiting women to the extent that we now imagine that since the beginning of time,the feminine gender has always been exploited?
   It is in the nature of God to set the world in order and it is likewise in man's nature to tamper with the order and create chaos. After creating chaos, man will turn around and go as far as accusing God for man's maladies. The white man conscious of his mistake tried retracing his steps and in the process,he drags the rest of the world who were not even aware he was making any mistake along. Instead of receiving lecture from us, we become his students simply because there is nothing Africans are good at, so we were told.
  This is not a political, sociological or psychological argument, it is what happens in your next door. So pay attention. Our society is getting highly degraded the more we shout women right in cultures like the Yoruba culture where the rights of women is not supposed to be our topmost priority now. Truthfully there are situations where the female gender is been considered inferior and in some cultures, women have nothing else to do than to "end up in the kitchen" but this far outweigh the degradation households are facing presently in Nigeria today.
  The bible stated emphatically that husbands should love their wives like Christ love the church but no one pay attention to this. We think we know better than God and instead of making the world work like God wants, we put aside every doctrine of God and follow sensuality only to fail and accuse God of putting the world in disarray. Presently in many homes, husbands and wives are fighting for roles to play. Many men are afraid of calling themselves the head of their families because they are gender sensitive but when problem arises, the men are called to question. Likewise many women are being dragged by their husbands to be the provider for the family. Meanwhile, women are supposed to support their husband and not provide food, shelter and other things for the family. Domestic violence has risen in the last ten years more than fifty years ago due to new society's outlook.
  The term 'feminism' as a whole is being misused in many homes today. And for unmarried young men like myself, the fear of settling down with a woman who will become a competitor in the house is escalating by the day. As unmarried women are afraid of settling down in marital relationships with men who lack financial buoyancy, the men are afraid of having a home where they will not be in control.
   Finally, as Christians and Nigerians with rich cultural background, there are great women in our history and the bible who didn't go through feminism lectures before they made impact in their own societies, these are touch-bearers for us to follow. As a young person, staying unmarried is not the solution to our social challenge. It will wreck our society more than saving it. Let us look back inwardly and cherish our culture, let's cherish Christ-likeness and we will see our world moving faster and becoming better. Thanks for reading

Adelaide2:
''Colonial Masters'' (emphasis on Masters) is embarrassing, demeaning and glorifying (non-self, in this case). Please change to ''Colonialists''

That's what they simply are "colonial masters". It might sound consoling to call them colonialists but that will be made possible if Nigeria had matured from 1960 till present day. But instead of maturing, it is 'de-maturing', these guys influence thus become colonial masters' influence. It's the bitter truth

Students will only become more serious with studying to pass exams than before. Nigeria is the way it is because of the loopholes we have in our systems, education inclusive. Nigerians can adjust to anything and if students see that it's impossible to cheat, they will study hard and still pass.

People like Malcolm X would open their mouths aghast when they see this foolishness from a country they used to boast of. But wait o, what is fundamentally wrong with the black man?

Malcolm X would open his mouth aghast when he sees this foolishness from a country he used to boast of. But wait o, what is fundamentally wrong with the black man?

I vowed never to teach after I left secondary school but while waiting for UTME, I wanted to keep my brain stimulated and earn some money at the same time. So I started teaching in a private school. I would teach till afternoon and afterwards I would study for UTME. Though I taught the primary level which is later going to be my field, I really enjoyed every moment I spent with the children minus interruption from the school proprietor.

Well, the problem with teaching in Nigeria is so numerous. Accumulated mistakes of governments from the past has gradually reduced the standard of teaching and the prestige teachers used to enjoy in the past. One of our professors told us in class one day, that he got scholarship for being a student of Education. In those days, you need prolonged trainings just like medical doctors need in order to be a teacher. By the time you pass through 2 or 3 stages of the training,teaching would have become a profession of choice and not compulsion. Teaching presently in Nigeria is only profitable in very expensive schools but even those schools can use their teachers such that he becomes useless to himself. But whoever is ready to teach must do so with an open mind and a heart that is ready to learn. Teaching is not a destination but a route to a better destination especially for young men.

okoliexpress:
the list makes sense to me.. if we adopt this i believe we would make progress as a nation.. i particularly buy the idea of scrapping local govts. in Nigeria, dont see the use though i stand to be corrected

But are they going to make it a reality? I found it very interesting and in fact, the way forward for Nigeria. But like the monkey's master would wave a beautiful banana to his monkey without allowing the animal to eat it, will the politicians make it real. That's the only fear. Jonathan made plans and promised to follow it if reelected. This government even went ahead to show us the contents of their plans hoping to exchange that for reelection. But whether they get reelected or not, I don't trust them at all.

It's really so sad that we don't know the difference between criticizing a government and raining insults on the personalities that hold the government. We have been doing this long enough in Nigeria and that has never stopped these crooks from defrauding us of our national treasures. When are we going to learn to criticize constructively instead of insulting people as if we personally, are perfect to the highest order?
VP said something, instead of criticizing what he said based on our understanding, everyone went on rampage insulting his personality. El-Rufai wanted to justify his anti-people behaviour, he found nothing else against Nigerian youths except for the fact that they can insult. Perhaps this is one of the reasons some politicians have become heartless in the polity!

barongmj:
There is definitely a man for every woman nd vice versa...when God made man, he said it's not good for him to be alone, let's make him a help meet, so for every man, there is a woman out there for him....I use to believe also that every1 isn't supposed to get married but now I know it's just a lie the devil has put into people. The prayer should just be that God should help you find that person...then be focused nd truthful nd believe.

Nice to know that there are still people who are not following the indefinite definition of our society. Really, someone need to ask all these people shouting marriage this, marriage that, whether the world would have been the way they met it if every child had been raised in broken homes. There's no way humans would avoid trouble if they avoid God.

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