Politics › Re: Horrified By The Many Supporters Of Bode George by DisGuy: 2:48pm On Aug 14, 2008 |
how about renting a crowd to stoneboo him or fighting these rented crowds too  I saw it on AIT, was wondering why the police allow them on the court premises, some were even fighting to get in!  |
Politics › Re: Governor Fashola's Article On The Sun by DisGuy: 4:03am On Aug 13, 2008 |
Ah thank god someone get liver start this thread, I saw it too in the guardian and i've been trying to figure out what is he blabbing about?  What will be the effect of a cooler Africa on Europe and America? there's still traffic in Lagos right ? like they give two Fs what happens to Africa toxic waste |
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TV/Movies › Re: The Intern Season 2 - Starts July! by DisGuy: 7:17pm On Aug 01, 2008 |
Rapunzel I agree with you, but the organisers are the main people to blame, how comes there's no publicity at all or are they avoiding a head to head with Dragons Den? and yes we Nigerians can be very desperate determined!! I would have left the place from day two! early July  |
TV/Movies › Re: Dragon's Den Nigeria: Upcoming Reality TV Show by DisGuy: 6:20pm On Aug 01, 2008 |
that woman with lover whispers or something like that, should do her research properly she had no energy not motivated enough, obviously the people offering 'free' counselling in church are not really qualified and that's where she comes in, and she can do with speaking up clealy what's the point of going to university to be a timid housewife!!!
The software dude, the blew it he was close but like the rest of them they just don't do the basics he didn't register his company and he is asking for 25M he also could have just said he has talked about exclusivity with the manufacturers and they are positive about it |
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Politics › Re: Yar'adua Aborts Imoke's Efcc Arrest by DisGuy: 4:55pm On Jul 28, 2008 |
He called Obasanjo. Obasanjo in turn called Yar'Adua, and a deal was sealed. Obasanjo commanded Yar'Adua to call off the invasion. The President promptly complied."
Yar'Adua, who was an under intense pressure to please his benefactor was said to have called the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr. Michael Aondoakaa.
It was a peeved Aondoakaa who querulously called Mrs Farida Waziri, the EFCC boss, to call off the operation. Her wish was carried out within minutes. The operators, almost apologising to Imoke, left the house and headed back to office. dont you just love nigerian journalists? see Nollywood Tory  Garba Ladan, a gardener, saw it all. He told our reporters, "At about Afternoon, the whole of this area was filled with[b] security men[/b]. They were around Imoke's house. I think he has done something bad because they wanted to break into the house." security men or efcc officials? could be that his security men forgot his keys so they thought they just break in!  |
Politics › Re: Is The Supposed Governor Of Cross River State, Liyel Imoke On Leave? by DisGuy: 4:50pm On Jul 28, 2008 |
he is an Onitsha merchant  so what is the name of the PPA gubernatorial candidate? just goes to show who will win really |
Education › Re: Msc In Uk Or Malaysia by DisGuy: 4:43pm On Jul 28, 2008 |
Apart from Middlesex, which universities did you apply for?
Northumbria, Manchester metropolitan are also good for BITs and might be cheaper
I think the Msc is around 2.35M and you'll need to consider the cost of living |
Career › Re: Pharmacology Graduate Or Charterd Accountancy, (job-wise) Please Reply Asap by DisGuy: 4:05pm On Jul 28, 2008 |
hey you are still alive, what happened to you running to nigeria for university?  Are you really sure you are going to nigeria after your studies? What do you really want to do, which do you enjoy? One thing working in nigeria and another thing earning a decent salary major employers in nigeria are the Oil and gas (usually employ engineering students) the banks (they employ almost everybody with a degree! with any degree usually with 2'1) If you have an accounting degree in the U.K you don't become chartered; you only get exempted from some exams or so you can join the Nigerian association by taking some exams which is not necessarily up to three years, and you don't even have to be chartered in nigeria to work if you have your ACCA that is usually good enough I think they are working to harmonise the associationif you want to get a good job in nigeria do accounting!!! You can even work with a pharmaceutical company in their accounts department! |
Politics › Re: Is The Supposed Governor Of Cross River State, Liyel Imoke On Leave? by DisGuy: 3:48pm On Jul 28, 2008 |
who is the opposition in that state, i've never heard of him/her or is Imoke running against himself? |
Education › Re: Msc In Uk Or Malaysia by DisGuy: 11:31pm On Jul 27, 2008 |
Any of them to be honest, but i will suggest you get a very good school in the UK
what did you study for your first degree? and what will you like to do afterwards? |
Travel › Re: How Do I Get A Police Character Report? by DisGuy(mod): 10:55pm On Jul 27, 2008 |
[quote author=A_K_O link=topic=153018.msg2540125#msg2540125 date=1216716314]Lol I wasnt abusing Naija; thats the reality on ground. I was only pointing it out. . . . I think they need the police report to ensure that you have no criminal records. . . . I have none so no shaking.  [/quote]so who in nigeria has a criminal record? is there really a database? |
Education › Re: The Nigerian Teacher/Tutor And The Cane by DisGuy: 10:50pm On Jul 27, 2008 |
davidif: It made me a much better person.
@siena Yep, keep decieving yourself, when Nigeria kids become as useless as the british kids or the american kids then you would understand. Go to an American high school and see how extremely disrespectful kids are, then you will know what i am talking about. Asians, on the other hand, know how to discipline there students and it works wonders for them. Morale of the story is another man's cake is another man's poison, realizing this is wisdom. Its not the right thing to imitate other people's livestyles or you would pay for it. so with all the caning why are there so many rogues and cultism in universities or were those the kids that didn't get caned? lets stop deceiving ourselves, there are other forms of discipline not leaving teacher who have not been paid for three months to 'discipline' children. I got abused canned in primary school for dumb things like falling down or getting a round metal stuck on my finger  abuseflogging was not allowed in my secondary school, one angry teacher from fed school decide to flog students with those wooden rulers because they didn't greet him properly when he came into the class- he was sack the following week! telling students to kneel in front of the class just next to the chalkboard or outside the class should be enough punishment |
TV/Movies › Re: Dragon's Den Nigeria: Upcoming Reality TV Show by DisGuy: 10:34pm On Jul 27, 2008 |
lol da mallam said the people live in their house!! so why the hell do they need a hotel? cute suite ko cute thief ni he was expecting real dragons too  |
TV/Movies › Re: Dragon's Den Nigeria: Upcoming Reality TV Show by DisGuy: 10:07pm On Jul 27, 2008 |
i have a feeling most entrepreneurs will be asking for millionss not one or two million; 20milla gidigba! fear go catch them dragons sef Grin it's started already I'm loving it already, not too far from the original plus like i guessed loads of dreamers asking for 20million and above even when they don't know what a percentage equates too!! so far no luck, but load of dreamers! |
TV/Movies › Re: Dragon's Den Nigeria: Upcoming Reality TV Show by DisGuy: 3:23pm On Jul 27, 2008 |
is it 27th of July or 3rd of august? why cant they ever stick to a particular date hope this wont be like intern2 that's supposed to be on from 'early July'  |
Sports › Re: Portsmouth Fc(for Pompey Fans Only) by DisGuy: 12:32am On Jul 25, 2008 |
so who is going to see the game on Saturday in Abuja?  |
Culture › Re: Dear Yorubas, What Happened? by DisGuy: 11:22pm On Jul 24, 2008 |
Isn't that the same reason why i suggest you take them home where your folks will be free to [size=15pt]whip him/her at will?[/size] I mean what's the point in keeping them here, pampering and nurturing them when the chances of them being useless is very very high. There's been cases of high class surgeons that grew up in Ajegunle but you wouldn't want to risk raising your child there b/c the success rate is very low unless you count "gutter sniffing" as success. I keep hearing this, ' in this country you are not allowed to beat your children' as if that's the only way to raise a child sometimes the way they(parents/guardians0 say it; you'll feel they are looking for some 'sort' of release from the stress they are going through at work although there are no studies to show it but the way many kids are brought up in nigeria affects their life as adults, think about it in a country where parents beat their child mercilessly for playing football in their play time (usually after spending 8hours in school, three hours with a home tutor and one hour with the Arabic teacher!) or punish a three year old for colouring or doodling instead of writing a-z,1-10,000 with beautiful handwriting |
Culture › Re: Dear Yorubas, What Happened? by DisGuy: 11:06pm On Jul 24, 2008 |
chiogo: Pheww, there we go again with the age thing! Age does not mean wisdom. I'll leave it at that. The sooner Nigerians stop thinking that they're somehow better than western countries, the better for them and Nigeria. Ofcourse I'll use myself or the people I know as example. I'm not going to say stuff I know nothing about. After all, the poster was focusing on just yoruba folks and not all Nigerians. It's your choice where you choose 2 raise your child. I'm just saying that all this 'we don't do that, we have culture in Nigeria' mentality needs to stop. I've seen worse behaviors displayed by the so-called nigerian-bred kids compared to some American kids. Where one lives is not all that matters but the people around you and the kind of upbringing your parents give you. You must think that all American or UK-bred kids are rude, which is totally false. You can go to a ghetto school here in d states and still find right-thinking people. Just like I'm sure it is in Nigeria. It's up to a kid to decide who/who not to make friends with depending on the kind of advice/teachings given to the kid at home. All these parents sending their kids to Nigeria to study while they, the parents remain abroad are all lazy. Just take up your responsibility and teach your child d way to go(it's in d bible) and when s/he grows up, s/he will not depart from it. Instead of depending on a so-called culture, which few people now practice. If this were the olden days, around d time my parents were kids, I would def. agree that Nigeria would be better to raise a kid but not in these times. Nigeria is off the chain right now! I mean, off the chain. look at where our culture has taken I think parents actually use this culture excuse to get more time for extra dollars!!! |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: China Hates Black People by DisGuy: 1:47pm On Jul 23, 2008 |
ccording to Beijing Boyce, who has reported his independent findings about the SCMP claims on his blog, this might be just a case of miscommunication. Through his investigations, his sources tell him that bar owners were indeed asked to:
monitor black patrons. He [the bar owner] said the police told the reps that drug dealers are predominantly black in the area. He said the police did not ask bar owners to ban blacks.
As you can imagine, the story has spread like wildfire across blogs as well as more established media outlets. Even Shanghaiist's story was echoed verbatim on a Chinese blog. Not surprisingly though, while news outlets like The Age and Financial Times picked up the story in the context of the Beijing Olympics being "no-fun", latter commentary was less about the likelihood of Africans and Mongolians being turned away from bars but more about the SCMP's journalism.
Jeremy Goldkorn of Danwei comments:
, it seems highly unlikely that anyone with any real authority would "secretly" plan "to ban black people" from the city's bars.
The sources of the South China Morning Post are anonymous, and the paper does not seem to have any physical evidence to support the article.
Liam Fitspatrick from Time (in association with CNN) also recognises that:
The story, by Tom Miller and Peter Simpson, quotes an anonymous bar owner as saying that security officers forced him to sign a pledge that required him to prevent black people from entering his premises. A nameless “black British national” is also quoted, expressing his shock and disappointment.
The anonymity of the sources is also noticed by veteran blogger and China watcher Fons Tuinstra in the China Herald:
The proof of this was pretty flimsy: one anonymous bar-owner at Sanlitun. I found the article remarkable for two reasons. First, because of its firm anti-China tone, while the South China Morning Post had adopted (as far as I could read them) since 1997 a pro-China tone that would even be considered nauseating by the editors of the China Daily. Second, it fitted nicely into their old tradition in coming with firm allegations, based on nothing, so they could sell the next day their paper again with a firm denial of a false rumour they had created themselves in the first place. seems adding a link to stories nowadays make them 'genuine' reports  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Hates Black People by DisGuy: 1:38pm On Jul 23, 2008 |
Blu Malam: Did i hear someone say "ban made in china" goods?
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LMAO! C'mon, get real. thats like saying stop the world isnt it?  candy: It's not news that Chinese are very very racist. This story may be a western ploy to make China lose face in Africa, but behind every rumor, there is an element of truth. I have worked closely with Chinese and I have no iota of respect for them because of the impression they have about blacks and the fact that they don't see it as being racist but being careful! The earlier we kick china's ass out of naija market the better for everyone.  same goes for a lot of other races including black  |
Politics › Re: Soludo Slams Northern Leaders Over Poverty by DisGuy: 1:30pm On Jul 23, 2008 |
McKren: Guys this is not about anybody being afriad of anybody
Soludo has been under attack from all those who want to oust him by all means merely because he is doing his job right. Now that they are having difficulties beating him down professionally, they have resolved to misconstrue what Soludo said that was rather an honest economic statement to have ethinic connotations.
And unfortunately people are simply fanning the flames that makes this cladenstine objective worthwhile. The current administration is a northern administration. Pitting Soludo against the North might just be very effective at removing him from office, this is what this is all about. what's the point of taking it to this level? Is Soludo beyond criticism? people especially policy makers get criticised for crucial but unpopular policies and they sometimes get it wrong, people- south and north grumbled when he introduced the bank consolidation and other policies He made an honest statement- every school boy in nigeria know and see daily the media should report it whatever way they feel perhaps those governors will sit up! |
Politics › Re: Yar Adua And Wife Lnked To Oil Deals by DisGuy: 10:06am On Jul 23, 2008 |
According to documents available to Pointblanknews.com, and in the interest of the nation, will they be forwarding these documents to the officials or At least to Nigerians so they can see it for themselves as other journalists do around the world? all these small opeke journalists that want to make a name for themselves sha |
Sports › Re: Michel Platini Has Killed The European Championship by DisGuy: 1:23am On Jul 21, 2008 |
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Travel › Re: I Just Came Back From London Via Dubai by DisGuy(mod): 10:08pm On Jul 20, 2008 |
4. idiot nigerians punching each other on the dxb-los flight (can u imagine that shit – fighting on the plane, and these guys were prolly in their late thirties) at this rate we should get an Olympic medal soon! |
Culture › Re: Eco Friendly Construction In Naija by DisGuy: 8:19pm On Jul 20, 2008 |
I like the design of the house  but how is it Eco-friendly? does it require less cooling? |
Career › Re: Are Foreign Graduates That Much Better Than Nigerian Graduates by DisGuy: 5:00pm On Jul 20, 2008 |
what do you mean by 'that much better'? Are you agreeing that they are better but not by a huge margin. . .? apart from middle management positions I though new graduate start off on the same scale i've been going through the 'highest paying bank thread' and there is nothing to suggest some people get paid more due to their foreign degree. buchulz: I think has a point. i just got promoted to a position in my unit at work. At the same time, two expertrates ( with certs from foreing universities) were also employed, at the same level (experience & accademic qualifcn) with me. The funny aspect of it is not just that they are understudying me ( ie i train them on what to do) but are paid 20 times what they pay me. Is this not madness? Are these expatriates Nigerians or foreigners? |
Travel › Re: Cool Computer Generated Pics Of Lagos' 4th Mainland Bridge by DisGuy(mod): 5:18am On Jul 19, 2008 |
whats that 'white cone' in the middle just before the exit?
when are they going to finish the fourth mainland bridge? |
Properties › Re: 1 Bedroom Flat To Let And Estate Plots For Sale In Abuja by DisGuy: 2:08pm On Jul 17, 2008 |
1.9000m2 in lifecamp by berger clinic were the berger staffs and white habits - 120m what does this mean? |