uncleck: 1.When I was a bike rider, I once visited a friend in a distant city. After taking a lot of bottles I decided to go home late at night. I picked a passenger that was going my way. After he accepted to pay N1500, we set out for the journey. For three times we fell down in slow motion. I would see the pothole, match break, then fall down slowly even before getting to the spot.
2. As a hustler then at school, I bought a bicycle that enabled me move quickly from one point to the other especially inside school. On that faithful day it rained heavily and there was flood everywhere. Just in front of my department where everyone was, I hit a stone and failed inside flood. The scream; the laughter; the looks... I just picked my bicycle and headed straight to home
You must love them thats why you think you know what to spot. Shior Check my profile before you deside who is gay. I am a straight beautiful black woman shame on you n your evil quest. Ika!
I wish you and your types will stop talking rubbish. Abi you sleep with am, ni? It is people like you that make others commit suicide. Talking directly from your anus. Your likes should be sued. You go soon enter trouble with your bleebled up mouth. God forgive you.
nairalander2020: you go suffer born pikin as if e no pain u then last last u con throwham kai. since you no want the pikin in the firstplace why not use condom.
Or better still, send the child to an orphanage home. Mtcheew.
Op you for try cet the video make we for see this mad man in action as he weds his unseeing, unfeeling, unbleeding doll. Mtcheew, crase everywhere. Giving God more reasons to close up this damned age.
Ndlistic: Commercial motorcyclists popularly known as Okada riders on Tuesday November 17, clashed with officials of the Lagos Task force officers at Second Rainbow along Apapa-Oshodi Expressway.
The clash reportedly occurred after the task force officials arrived the scene to arrest Okada riders and seize their bikes. The confrontation was met with stiff opposition which degenerated to chaos in the area.
This has led to traffic on the express en route Mile 2, as the motorcyclists have created bonfires on the express. Residents have been advised to avoid this route pending when normalcy will return to the area.
Guy, it af tey when i dey find your face. I af seen you na. I don see you finish (picks teeth)
Rapmoney: In as much as we always try to paint and re-paint realities, they still stare at us in the eyes with the greatest level of confidence or boldness you can think of.
I am using this post to offer a candid advice to Nigerian graduates within the 2.2 grade level, especially, those folks who graduated within the last 2 years. I said this because I should think most of the folks who graduated 5 to 10 years ago would have been able to create something for themselves, whether on a small or large scale.
Graduating with a 2.2 grade should not make you start dwelling on how you did it wrong and what you could have done and not have done. Your 2.2 grade does not mean you are not intelligent or brilliant. Certificates from Nigerian higher institutions these days have lost their true value and relevance. There is little or no difference between university certificates and cardboard papers or wallpapers. Your 2.2 grade should give you the signal that the labour market is not friendly to you because even the first class and 2.1 graduates are not finding it easy as well. Except you have strong connections, you may never get that dream job of yours with your 2.2 cert. It is the truth. There is no proverbial Good Samaritan anywhere. Stop waiting and act.
ADVICE FOR 2.2 GRADUATES
1. Stop looking for that dream job that is almost nonexistent. Get productive in any small firm that employs you. Even if the salary is not big. Make sure you save aggressively like a mad man. Give yourself few years and start your own business in any lucrative industry you have interest in and passion for. Grow your business diligently and gradually. Make sure your eyes are wide open kokoroko like those of a hawk. No room for distractions from unserious friends. Business first.
2. Humble yourself and learn a good lucrative skill. Nigerian university education is almost like a scam! The country does not possess the industrial capacity to absorb graduates from most of the departments and faculties you fancifully look at in JAMB brochure. Again, without connections, there is no Good Samaritan out there. Go learn a good skill and TRY TO BE VERY GOOD AT IT; it should not even be related to what you studied in school. You should explore other career paths in life.
The Nigerian society does not always believe in 'practicalize what you can do for us to see'. So even if you are a very bright person who graduated with a 2.2 due to some unfortunate circumstances, you may never get that chance to prove your worth or knowledge to get employed in your dream industry. That is how the system is. Yes, it is all messed up you would say. And you are right. The system believes in connections laced with mediocrity and financial gratification.
My candid contribution...
Happy Weekend!
Bros dont you think if an individual with a 2.2 improved on it by going in for masters that could help? A friend finished from a university in Ghana about 11years ago and is just now ready to do her masters maybe in unilag, the issue now is what masters program does she go for so that afterwards she could open an office / business of her own