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Iffffffy:
same thing here in my area in osun. Very regular

MarieSucre:
Well the yoruba said, if a child isn't trained properly at
home. It's the duty of strangers to then train such child. If
she became disrespectful to the lecturer and he decided to
be wicked to her, there is nothing wrong there. It's tit for
tat. Now the girl claims to have been beaten badly by the
lecturer with a belt. So she was just standing there while
he was beating her abi, or she fought him. Which one.
Because she is a lady that's why u believing her story
hook line and sinker. What if she is lying. Even though it's
against the law for a lecturer to beat a student. But Wat
could warrant that. So u have lecturers who without
provocation or abuse pick up a stick and beat a student.
Ordinarily the lecturer could lose his job for being physical
with the student unless he can prove outright abuse that
made him lose control and behaved thus shamefully. This
could ha e been the case the lecturer proved to the Dean
and they took his side. When he explained the insults and
scenario to other lecturers. They also took his side. And
thus the victimisation.
Who would victimise a defenceless girl who did not wrong.
Except to teach her a lesson. Which they did but even that
I doubt. Especially as the student us playing the victim
card.
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what was that you mentioned again about waiting to hear both sides of the story. Its seems you have already accepted the lecturers side as you also said "hook, line and sinker".

Again you're basing on the assumption that she was unruly. And she was being beaten with a belt. What was she to do? Maybe YOU would have shouted "mummuy o mummy o e gba mi o". But she didn't. I'm guessing that's one of the things pissing you. That in this scenario she didn't grovel and beg. Keep on abusing your power.

pls swerve with this your neutrality ish. you're not.

MarieSucre:
I meant. You're already asking if it is not right that she should be punished for "disrespecting" her lecturer. You and your fake neutrality already assumes she was disrespectful.

Say she was arguing with the lecturer (which is not clear in her writeup except to you off course). That means let's all pull out belts and whip her, form a vindictive caucus to witch-hunt her?
That about sounds like what you're condoning?

MarieSucre:
I meant. You're already asking if it is not right that she should be punished for "disrespecting" her lecturer. You and your fake neutrality already assumes she was disrespectful.

Say she was arguing with the lecturer (which is not clear in her writeup except to you off course). That means let's all pull out belts and whip her, form a vindictive caucus to witch-hunt her?
That about sounds like what you're condoning?

MarieSucre:
Your whole post has shown that the neutrality you claim in the last minute after I called you out is a lie. Lecturer in disguise. Pls give me a break. Why should a lecturer go out to defend a girl they don't know. Is Nigeria not a country of mind-your-business. Isn't it possible that the said lecturer is powerful enough and can influence others? Are you saying that it is right that they punish for a hypothetical disrespect? So you have already concluded that she was rude? Neutral my foot!!

MarieSucre:
No I have not. And lecturers can frame for Africa and just like the politicians. There is a whole system of HOD's, Dean's and fellow colleagues to back them.

Freaknasty:
Let's connect. Are you on whatsapp?

MarieSucre:
Its too late to play the neutral game. You stated at one point that "You were part of the university system" and later "that some students like to feel they have arrived". Suddenly you're all for hearing both sides. Give me a break jo.

Freaknasty:
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Location is also key.

We could scale up or down depending on financial capacity.

Freaknasty:
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Customer service is key as well.

Key Issues :
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2. Marketing / Publicity
3. Getting the ladies / personnel

Freaknasty:
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Location: A good middle class environment in the Mainland or the Island will be just fine. The interior has to be nice, conducive and able to stir up fantasies. Colours and lightening are very important.

Pricing: between 5-10k per session. We can also have various packages with varying prices too.

Marketing and publicity is also important.
Target clients will be working class guys. Married, single or divorced.

MarieSucre:
Abegiiii. Stop playing the victim here. Are you not advocating I should spank the girl too. mtchewwww

MarieSucre:
So someone did something horrible but we should seat down and listen to their explanation. Clap for yourself.

But I also understand how lecturers can be. The ones who think their demi-gods and should be worshipped.

MarieSucre:
Its easy to say this from the comfort of your flat in Gwagwalada, behind your high tech Smart phone. Why not go to Syria and live for a while and then come and start making excuses for Isis, if even Mother Theresa will not resurrect to slaughter you herself.

MarieSucre:
Which of the Biafrans understand the angle of the Northerners?
is the ones who were shot dead on the battle field? No maybe it's the ones who had their homes blown up and their village turned to smoking dust? I think I'm wrong again, maybe it's the ones who were raped multiple times by the invading soldiers and had to watch their children run around with Kwashiorkor? Which of them, pls tell me which of them understand the angle of the northerners.

Anyway at the end of the post, she told him to refute all she has said. Are you he?

Izen:
If men knew what they really wanted, they wouldn't be hopping from one woman to another. Y'all are just as confused.

MarieSucre:
What does beauty or being the only girl in a place have to do with anything. Are all the raped women the most beautiful? Are the robbery victims Tue richest men or women? Did all the people killed in riots deserve it? The same logic applies to all of them.

You wait to hear the other side of the story or you prefer that your silence weighs in with the oppressors.

HERE'S HOW YOUR LOGIC GOES--- I am also waiting to hear the other of the side story from Biafra. I don't care that killed 3 million Igbos'. They probably deserved it.

My friend nothing justifies anything. I hope when you're in a tight situation too. Someone does not say the same thing to you too.

Emekamex:
Ways to Solve Nigeria's Perennial Power Generation Problems
Nigeria's development has been pegged back on several occasions due to the inconsistent and insufficient power generation. After some careful thoughts, I have come up with a blueprint on how to stabilise and improve power generation in the country.

1. Gas Powered Plants Should Be Sited Close to Source

To stop the the incessant vandalism of gas pipelines, gas powered plants from now on should only be sited close to areas where gas is produced.
Why so? Pipelines will be easier to be monitored by security agents since the area under surveillance is within short distance. It makes no sense to site plants several kilometer from source of gas as this makes pipeline protection and surveillance virtually impossible.
Pipelines transversing long kilometer stretch might work in saner and developed climes but given that some Nigerians have poor mentality by continuously destroying government property, it won't work over here.

2. Gas Plants far away from gas source should be converted to coal powered

Why so? Firstly, government has to revamp coal production. Though coal is seen as a "dirty" source of energy due to its calamitous effect on the environment, as the saying goes, "Beggars are not choosers". Nigeria lacks the sufficient power to trigger its industrial revolution and must henceforth look for any source of energy , both clean or dirty to bolster its economy.
As we can observe from the country, almost all plants sited far away from gas source are performing below expectations and producing far less power that it was originally meant to, at this is due to insufficient gas supply which can be linked to the consistent tampering of gas pipelines.
Converting them to coal powered will eliminate this problem and also make them function at effective level, it also saves money that would have been wasted in repairing this vandalised pipelines on a weekly basis.
Conversion to coal power isn't that hard and only requires replacing gas turbines with steam turbines. Coal can be easily transported through road or rail.

3. Solar Powered Plants should be set up at the north

The north is blessed with abundant sunlight, we should therefore not waste this gift of nature. Solar powered plants should be set up all around areas with intense sunlight eg Sokoto.
The generated MW from these plants might be small when compared to those produced by carbon(gas and coal) but it still very beneficial to our power grid.

4. Upgrading existing plants with new turbines

New turbines should purchased in addition with the old ones to improve MW of power to be generated.

5. Bio gas Plants

Nigeria should consider investing in bio gas plants. Plants can be sited in cities with huge population and huge waste eg Lagos and Kano.
It serves two purpose; as it makes our environment cleaner by recycling waste and also produces a reasonable amount of power to be added to the grid.

ozy4christ:
Firstly,i will appoint youths as my senators,ministers,comissioners.advisers e.t.c d old men,e.g lai moha,obj,tinubu e.t.c as state elders,

Blade21:
oh hi Eddy the guy who called me a 13 year old nice write up

MarieSucre:
I like how you treat issue with the innocence of a child. THE WORLD IS F**KING EVIL PLACE FOR YOUR INFO.