Politics › Re: Why Fulani Herdsmen Cannot Be Declared Terrorists by Desyner: 1:20pm On Jan 14, 2018 |
blazhykowskyi: First I want to sympathize with the people of Benue, Taraba, Adamawa and southern Kaduna who have endured the murderous activities of herdsmen in recent times.
I want to warn Nigerians to be wary of politicians who have been trying to make political gains from this killings. People like ffk do not show any empathy towards these people.
It's a very absurd to read politicians calling on the government to declare herdsmen terrorists. This is illogical. It's like declaring igbos criminals or Yorubas ritualits because of the activities of the few bad eggs among them.
However, the national lawmakers should as a matter of urgency make laws banning open grazing in Nigeria to encourage cattle farmers to embrace ranching. Cattle business is like any other business out there and should not be at the expense of other businesses. Nomadic farming is archaic and should be banned from Nigeria in this 21st century.
Every state should ban open grazing if the federal lawmakers fail to do this to protect their people and land. Armed Fulanh Herdsmen are not ordinary Fulanis. |
Politics › Re: Got An Offer Of 250k Naira To Deactivate My Buhari Parody Twitter Account by Desyner: 1:18pm On Jan 14, 2018 |
Sarrki just baited your äss on Twitter. He wants to do N-PRISON for your äss. |
Sports › Re: Fanando Adi Builds A Church In Benue, Donates To NKST Church Ikyoazande by Desyner: 1:11pm On Jan 14, 2018 |
kolawoleibukun: some people fool oh. na church you day play for US? as you day US dem tel you say na church day make their economy grow? As him day there so if to say na church work e day day do, US for hire him services? The people of Benue needs development. Church no day pay tax for Nigeria. How the money won take generate for the economy?
People no get sense at all oh.
If him take that land take build skill acquisition centre or turn am to a mini field for other up coming footballers to day train. If to say na hospital or school for orphans sef.
People are wicked. Building church cannot build a relationship with God oh. These people no day read Bible? Mumu stop masturbating and go make your own money. Afterall you pay govt money as tax and no show. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop David Oyedepo Curses Fulani Herdsmen by Desyner: 11:29am On Jan 14, 2018 |
Haganah: Apparently referring to Zaccheus and Mathew or even Joseph of Arimathea. I knew you’ll show your ignorance.
Unlike Oyedepo, Christ never ate with or certified criminal political elements.
Unlike Osibanjo, No early apostle of Christ was a politician. Because they realised they were no part of the world.
All these useless millenials Oyedepo and Pastor Chris use sweet words to entice.
Bible infant. Get off my mentions! who certified his associates as criminal? Direct answer please! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop David Oyedepo Curses Fulani Herdsmen by Desyner: 10:54am On Jan 14, 2018 |
Haganah: Religious fanatics.
How dare you call a Fraudster a man of God. How many times has Oyedepo preached like Christ did?
Why is Oyedepo not as rich as Jesus his lord?
How many times did Jesus fraternize with politicians and make friends with unrepentant fools?
How wealthy were the early apostles?
May God not curse you for daring to associate him with a fraud!!! Didn't Jesus dine with sinners in a bid to win them ? Keep showing it . . . |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop David Oyedepo Curses Fulani Herdsmen by Desyner: 10:45am On Jan 14, 2018 |
Haganah: Religious fanatics.
How dare you call a Fraudster a man of God. How many times has Oyedepo preached like Christ did?
Why is Oyedepo not as rich as Jesus his lord?
How many times did Jesus fraternize with politicians and make friends with unrepentant fools?
How wealthy were the early apostles?
May God not curse you for daring to associate him with a fraud!!! You know nothing. Keep speculating there. . . . |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop David Oyedepo Curses Fulani Herdsmen by Desyner: 10:23am On Jan 14, 2018 |
Haganah: Oyedopo go and sit down!!!
People like you are part of the problem. Your ostentatious lifestyle is the reason these people believe we are not serious about our worship.
Where is that short imp, the fuel station attendant, the VP, Buhari’s Abobaku?
Useless pastor! God has long cursed your type in the Bible. I will assume u like getting mentions. So here it is . . . |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop David Oyedepo Curses Fulani Herdsmen by Desyner: 8:05am On Jan 14, 2018 |
Haganah: Oyedopo go and sit down!!!
People like you are part of the problem. Your ostentatious lifestyle is the reason these people believe we are not serious about our worship.
Where is that short imp, the fuel station attendant, the VP, Buhari’s Abobaku?
Useless pastor! God has long cursed your type in the Bible. Must you show it ? Goan sit down. |
Politics › Re: FG Urges Restraint In Media Coverage Of Farmers/herders’ Crisis by Desyner: 10:12pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
Do herdsmen read papers? The govt is simply saying farmers shouldn't be provoked to retaliate. The FG is proving to be pro-Fulani. |
Education › Re: Former NUC Secretary Wants Tetfund For Private Universities by Desyner: 9:23pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
Statsocial: Exactly. Those universities are too small to generate profit for a church like LFC. Oyedepo I believe is a smart man. If he primarily wanted profit he wouldn't spend 100 million USD on building a University he would have tons of other viable, inconspicous and less controversial investments to explore.
Analysis had it some years ago that it would take them 32 years to earn the financial input they put into CU.
When I tell people that the wage bill of UI in a year is four times Ekiti's annual Igr they think I am exaggerating. In fact if you sum the Igr of Ekiti, Ebonyi and Yobe it is not up to the wage bill of UI, ABU or UNN - Meaning without federal allocations these three States put together can't fund one of those federal universities I mentioned. People celebrate cheap service not minding the overall consequence. That's why an OOU grad will celebrate graduating with the same Kpali as a CU grad, while forgetting that some of the inferior service enjoyed by him/her was hugely subsidized by the FG and by proxy his/her private uni counterpart who pays heavier tax by reason of heavier spending. I once suggested that FG give start up funds to all private uni grads because they go on to work for same employers with same conditions as public uni grads who have been heavily subsidized. The fact that the private unis are regulated by NUC makes it even more logical that govt funds part of private uni operation. |
Politics › Re: Gov. Aregbesola's Massive Transformation Of The State Of Osun. PICS. by Desyner: 9:13pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
deomelllo: [/b]
[b]lol @ ipob loser.....
Who cares about your silly half impression.
Aregbe sabi you?
Or you ipob hatred and bitterness go stop Aregb from commissioning the best projects in NIGERIA?
You ipobs sabi overestimate your importance and relevance sha..
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Education › Re: Former NUC Secretary Wants Tetfund For Private Universities by Desyner: 7:31pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
Statsocial: Indeed you are right. 2% of Babcock University's annual Budget is provided by the Adventist Church. For a Church with top notch 116 Universities across the globe they are doing fantastic.
Crawford University gets at least 300 million naira annual subsidy from the apostolic church.
Covenant gets 2-5 Billion naira subsidy each year. Now many of these proprietors keep spending and they need to be supported because higher education is a fund consuming machine. Lalasticlala I keep saying it. If Winners (Living Faith) CU & LU was after profit it will admit more students into art and business faculty than the more expensive science or engineering faculty. These schools are there to address specific problems and are not after profits as a lot of haters potray it to be. |
Politics › Re: Gov. Aregbesola's Massive Transformation Of The State Of Osun. PICS. by Desyner: 7:25pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
slimiyke: I am super impressed I am impressed partially. |
Politics › Re: How pathetic Nigerians dying over beef they hardly eat. by Desyner: 7:22pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
When u have people who are in majority but not secure and feel inferior u get what we are seing in Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: El-rufai Showing Arrogance That Caused Jonathan's Defeat – Frank Warns Buhari by Desyner: 7:15pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
Behold a new generation who didn't witness the war a ready to oust a arrogant war veteran. |
Education › Re: Former NUC Secretary Wants Tetfund For Private Universities by Desyner: 6:55pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
Before the church haters arrive and spin this into a "church makes profit" discussion, let me state that most private unis are under some form of subsidy. The NUC former sec is right. |
Education › Re: Northern States, Universities Denying Christians Employment And Admission - ECWA by Desyner: 6:22pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
Pathetic. It shows we are still joking in this country. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Should Civic Studies Be Introduced In Our Educational System ? by Desyner(op): 4:46pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
HeyCorleone: I am not transferring all to them. But they have a role to play.
Someone yesterday pointed out that institution opened by Tai Solarin, a supposed atheist, is way way way more affordable than those opened by these churches. It goes a long way to show you just how little they are doing. I hope the Tai Solarin institution matches the private church uni in terms of what the students enjoy. Stop introducing wrong comparison here. Doesn't the church give scholarship beyond first degree among many other things. With civic studies I believe we won't be having this conversation. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Should Civic Studies Be Introduced In Our Educational System ? by Desyner(op): 4:15pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
HeyCorleone: Personally I feel these religious leaders, or churches are rich enough to provide social amenities. I mean it's one of their functions. It's not enough to collect tithe. Even though it is just what you feel, I will pretend you are right and go on to say this : social amenities is not the responsibility or even primary responsibility of the church. Charity is different from responsibility. A father has his offspring to take care of physically and spiritually as his responsibility. He may then do charity to widows around as his financial strength dictates. The mere fact that "you feel the church is rich enough" doesn't transfer the task of social amenities provision to churches |
Christianity Etc › Re: Paula White - Give Me Money Or Suffer Consequences by Desyner: 3:33pm On Jan 13, 2018*. Modified: 3:59pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
I suspect she is being interpreted out of context.
Alot of times, we mix the physical and the spiritual to get ourselves confused. Take for example Abraham and Abimelech in Genesis chapter 20, Abimelech took Abraham's wife unknowingly thinking she was his sister and God killed Abimelech, but we find out that Abimelech was still alive physically. However verses 17 and 18 shows in unmistakable terms that God had infact killed Abimelech by making all his wives and maid barren the moment he took Abraham's wife Sarah unknowingly. The law of first fruit is still alive and effective but people tend to give canal interpretation to too many things. I pray somebody understands my little post. |
Christianity Etc › Should Civic Studies Be Introduced In Our Educational System ? by Desyner(op): 2:59pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
Should Civic Studies Be Introduced in Our Educational System ?
Every day I see people fight religious leaders for things that are primarily the responsibility of the government. Things like roads, healthcare, education, industries are now used to rate the works of religious leader instead of the govt. People are happy to graduate and not practice what they have studied but expect the society to have enough skilled hands and function smoothly. Take private universities as example, most of them were established to address specific problems facing the society today, if the govt was up and doing I am sure most of the private universities won't attract as much interest as they are attracting today. My stance is that govt should re-introduce civic studies into our system so people become more aware about how the society is suppose to function and make better decisions. What do Nairalanders think?
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Education › Re: Top 10 African Universities In Computer Science: Covenant University Ranked by Desyner: 9:08am On Jan 13, 2018 |
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Education › Re: Top 10 African Universities In Computer Science: Covenant University Ranked by Desyner: 6:22am On Jan 13, 2018 |
frankmoney: I wish I went to a private school , public universities are living in past glory Lots of people do also but don't want to 'misrepresent' their 'alma mata'. |
Education › Re: Top 10 African Universities In Computer Science: Covenant University Ranked by Desyner: 6:17am On Jan 13, 2018 |
Fulaman198: I forgot to also mention Kenya and Uganda who I assume would have better CS schools than Nigeria as well and possibly Tanzania. School standard isn't really a function of the country they are in. The motivating factor for school goes beyond the immediate environment sometimes. |
Education › Re: Top 10 African Universities In Computer Science: Covenant University Ranked by Desyner: 6:11am On Jan 13, 2018 |
Fulaman198: I know for certain that Egypt and South Africa have better CS schools than Nigeria. I won't be surprised if Algeria, Ghana, Morocco, Tunisia, etc. have as well.
There is a lot to work on from an infrastructure point of view. CS needs to be introduced early to children, let them gain an understanding on basic programming concepts, then they can move onto mainstream CS stuff when in the University.
CS is such a huge field but we don't have the qualified people in Nigeria to teach it in depth. Most qualified Nigerians are abroad. Covenant uni isn't totally free from the Nigerian factor when it comes to human resource but I can assure you CU isn't your average Nigerian uni either. |
Education › Re: Top 10 African Universities In Computer Science: Covenant University Ranked by Desyner: 5:54am On Jan 13, 2018 |
Mememan: Tithe money...
Yet, 97% of the tithers can't afford the school fees
Lol Lol Lol Lol The school wasn't established to help church members get university education. It was establish for a purpose, find out that purpose and stop regurgitating old internet trash here. |
Education › Re: Top 10 African Universities In Computer Science: Covenant University Ranked by Desyner: 7:49pm On Jan 12, 2018 |
Yesbody: Çonvenant of all universities in Nigeria, what was the yardstick they used in the ranking ? Go and ask them sir. |
Car Talk › Re: Toyota Unveils Its Self-driving E-palette Delivery Pod by Desyner: 5:37pm On Jan 12, 2018 |
I hope it can dogde potholes very well. |
Education › Re: Top 10 African Universities In Computer Science: Covenant University Ranked by Desyner: 5:24pm On Jan 12, 2018*. Modified: 5:43am On Jan 13, 2018 |
Good news. I have nothing against performing private universities. It is when people bash them unjustly out of their insecurity that I get defensive. |
Politics › Re: FG Makes N909 Billion From VAT in 2017 by Desyner: 5:02pm On Jan 12, 2018 |
nextstep: Wait, isn't market opportunity directly related to population? As in if you have 170million individuals, isn't that a larger opportunity than 15million? I'm sure there's some truth to easy oil money being shared, but I doubt the lady who spend 12 hours selling foodstuffs or working in a pharmacy will agree that she's getting access to easy oil money. Yet she wants toothpaste (as an example). How do you explain the money that 50 million households use to buy toothpaste? You have a point but that point is limited in the sense that Govt is the largest employer of labour. Market size can be rated by both population and buying power. Buying power is proportional to per capita earning. UK for instance has a smaller population but is a bigger market. |
Politics › Re: FG Makes N909 Billion From VAT in 2017 by Desyner: 11:10am On Jan 12, 2018*. Modified: 11:30am On Jan 12, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: FG Makes N909 Billion From VAT in 2017 by Desyner: 11:01am On Jan 12, 2018 |
mapet: I also try as much as possible to shy away from ethnically laced and not well articulated arguments like this. There is not guarantee that SS/SE/SW's cohabitation will serve better economic prosperity and peace. Pray tell, how is kidnapping, pipeline vandalism and violence in the south any different from Boko Haram in the North? The North you so deride is actually the food basket of the producing South. The not too long ago "tomato crisis" gave us an insight. After providing the food for the nation they earn alot. I have no problem with a man getting rewarded for his labour, what I have a problem here is the tax they pay. Take rice for example Nigeria used to need about N300B-N400B equivalent of forex to import rice some 3 - 5 years ago. Then came the rice revolution where foreign rice was replaced by local alternative largely from the north. Now my question is : where is the tax from the northern rice merchants? That's why I opinned that "they can pay tax but hardly do" |