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My people - thot i was the only one to see these Indians as opportunity grabbers and smart people. They have so taken over our economy. All our SMEs are owned by them. They own most of the food and biscuit manufacturing companies from vijumilk to. . . . just name it. Many other companies like Churchgate, Kewallrams, Honda Place etc. In fact, if Dangote did not jump into the fruit juice market, companies like Chivita (which is Indian) would have continued to 'rule' the market. Now, the most annoying fact is that Nigerians, no matter how smart and good you are, cannot run businesses like these in India. Those guys there will frustrate the life out of you. However, these companies are contributing to the economy sha as they employ people [even though it is more like slave labour] and [supposedly] pay their correct taxes |
Both cvibe and gReenmAn are correct. If you are successful, you will def hear from them. However, sometimes, these recruiters can be very slow. If after a week or two, you have not heard from them, call them. They should have given you someone's details you can talk to for some feedback! The time btw my last interview and when i was made an offer took almost one year. Imagine that! It was for another Multinational though. |
Hey Mr Poster, I tried to refrain from making any comments on here but i cant resist - it seems to me, that you have already made up your mind to divorce this girl. However, i have seen from many of the replies you got, that people are encouraging you to COMMUNICATE with your wife. Look man, no marriage is without problems - money, sex, family (in-laws), etc. It is just left for you and the lady to work things out. Sit her down, talk to her and see what happens. Wait for a long while to see what happens because talking to her today and expecting a change tomorrow is not realistic. If nothing happens, talk to her again and again and again. Give it a year. IF NOTHING REALLY HAPPENS, then you can divorce. But honestly, marrying someone else will come with its own problems too. If you like, marry one of your own (someone from your backyard or someone you grew up with). I can guaranty you that you will still have problems. One thing i know though - there is no way you can be a GOOD LOVER and your wife will not respond. Unless like you said, she is frigid. If she is, the problem is deeper than you can see - and she needs help. But like i said earlier, your posts seem like you have already made up your mind to divorce her - AFTER ONLY A FEW YEARS OF MARRIAGE? PITY |
Lol. I am sure the Queen felt like a real human being when Mrs Obama touched/hugged her. I cannot imagine that as a human being, she does not get daily hugs from people. Her life must be very drab. Lol. I cant imagine living like that |
Please don't fuel it. Ignore her and she'll leave. [quote][/quote]I am sorry my sister. I will ignore her. But honestly, i cant get over this. What will make 'adults' begin to fight in public? Even if one person is spoiling for a fight, the other should be cool enough to 'run away'. |
*comfort:Why? what is bringing this one now? DID YOU NOT HEAR ONE OF THE GIRLS SPEAKING YORUBA? what makes you think she is not yoruba? |
~Sauron~: Have been in the UK for close to 5 years now and have never been to those areas. I think i need to pay those places a visit. Seriously, i think i need to check them out. Have heard so much about them! |
St☆rStruck: Well, no one has asked yet. What i mean is that when you allow some of those rascals to start speaking to you, they tend to try and get 'familiar'. A few of them (who i met through some other friends) have actually asked me for my address, telling me that they want to come and visit. In my mind i am like, 'WHAT THE HELL FOR?' Of course, i never give anyone my details |
lucabrasi:Bros, i thought i am the only one that does this. Many times when i am in parts of London and i see our people misbehaving, i just keep a straight face and pretend like i am not 'one of them'. Seriously, people have actually sat next to me on trains or buses, shouting in yoruba or ibo or pidgin, and i just force myself to maintain some form of decorum. When they finish their ill acts, turn to me and say, 'are you a Nigerian', i always reply in a very curt and clipped tone, NO I AM NOT! . Next thing, they will be asking you for change to buy a meal and where you live - blah blah blah |
~Sauron~: . O boy i dey tell you o. Me and the babe grew up together o - i am even ashamed to admit it. From her voice, i can even tell she is the one. Please o, how is it possible that she is above the law - abi she get British citizenship? Cos that is the only way these brits will not be able to DEPORT HER! |
Gaddemit, i know the girl in the blue jeans and brownish top. Her name is not Tracy - her name is UCHE! I have watched the clip over and over and it is her. I can bet my next salary on it. What kind of embarrassment is this? Why would these girls embarrass we naija people like this? They should be flogged |
See these senators o! Is it only now they know that Nigeria is drifting? We on Nairaland knew this this 6 months after Yar'Adua got into power. All the money they have been chopping clouded their judgements. |
Damn, how the hell do you use the modify button! Or is it my system that is misbehaving? |
Lagosboy: |
AU cannot be invited as 'one country' because the AU is made up of different countries, with different people, borders, currencies and problems. Many AU countries are among the poorest in the world, are either at war or are just recovering from war. There are too many internal struggles within AU countries hence, the world does not see them as a body that can offer anything that will help the global crisis. AU countries will rather seeking aid and/or peace keeping interventions most times. In fact, i dont know how reliable wikipedia's data is, but i have just read from there that South Africa as a country constitutes about 30% of AU's economy. If that is not significant enough for the worlds recognition, i dont know what else is. AU has 53 member countries and one country alone constitutes 30% of the whole economy. That is enough recognition for South Africans. |
Another reason may be the fact that the EU is a collection of countries that have 'open borders' - meaning that since they share the same currency, operate free trade and population movement btw them and have a 'single voice', they can be thought of as ONE COUNTRY and one big economy. |
blacksta:Guy, no be only you now! Why do you think i am here in the UK? Tomorrow, if America 'opens' up, i am going there. ![]() |
Wow, i wonder if all those who threw mud at the 'Baba' would retract their earlier statements! |
desgiezd:Thank you jare, they know her as a Nigerian! |
Ibime:I am going to try this one. Hope its good. I am a fan of some historical novels too. Like Ken Follets 'Pillars of the Earth' and 'World without End'. There is another guy, Conn Iggulden's books on Ghenghis Khan and the young Julius Ceaser. Good books, good books! |
Try Nelson Mandela's 'A long walk to freedom' and Alex Haleys 'Roots'. These are books i think EVERYONE should read at one time or the other, esp blacks! |
Of the whole 150 million Nigerians, those that are to blame for the brain drain cannot be up to 5 million. Wow, can you imagine that? I am thinking of those people, so called leaders, who have - for so many years - brought us to where we are now. I am an a memeber of staff in a university in the UK and in the course of attending conferences and training programms internationally, i have met many Nigerian lecturers, scientists and researchers. When you ask them why they are not in Nigeria, it all comes down to the same reasons. Facilities, opportunities for advancement, living conditions, peace of mind (which more than half consider the most important). If i am asked the same question, i would say the same thing. It all comes down to the quality of life some people desire. Not everyone is cut out for the hustle and bustle of working in banks and companies and in the private sector. some people just want to work in educational or research institutions. They want to read, write, research and teach. When the opportunities are not there, they will always find other places where they will get those opportunities. |
Hmmm na wah o. I have now heard it all! |
proudly9ja:I think that the need for orientation is our GREATEST NEED. That single job alone will get us out of a lot of the mess we are in today. Also, on the part of Dora doing her best, i dont doubt that. In fact, i think she may be going about her job with the same vigour she had when she was in NAFDAC. My only arguement and fear is that without the cooperation of the president and his cronies, all her efforts may come to naught - which in essence, may tarnish the excellent image she acquired from NAFDAC. |
Although Prof Akunyili pointed out some truths in her discussions, there are certain things that will never aid Nigeria in this rebranding exercise. NEVER! She spoke of poverty in India, war in Angola and a VP in South Africa, confessing that he slept with a prostitute. Does she recognize that Nigeria has a very bad image around the world? These countries she mentioned have been able to manage these negative events because they are not the TOTALLITY of what those countries are known for. They have a lot of other things that overshadow these negative things that happen to them. This is unlike Nigeria, where we are at the bottom of the most corrupt list. We are nearer the bottom of the 'poorest countries in the world' list, than the top. We have among the highest number of people seeking asylum in other parts of the world. Most countries in the world (including our fellow Africans) are on the lookout for Nigerians [green passport holders] entering their countries etc. Does she know what india is contributing to the world? India not only has some of the richest and most enterprising people in the world, but the largest companies too. Talk of Tata, WIPRO, Infosys, Mittal Steel etc, Reliance industries etc. To put these in perspective, either of these companies can buy All Adenuga's investments + Dangote + Otedola put together (if you consider that Otedola and Dangote put together are valued at under 6billion USD and these indian guys (Ambani 10.1 billion, Mittal 19.3 billion, Ambani 19.5 billion) are considered to be much more internationally focussed and relevant. Secondly, we do not have a proper level of infrastructure maturity, e.g. our roads are poor, we do not have any electricity, we dont have any water, our airports are poorly maintained and so on. Our universities and schools are not performing well. We do not have one university that is considered to be among the top 500 in the world. What of our environment? Apart from places like Abuja, Ikoyi, V/I etc etc, our environment is poorly maintained. Buildings are not painted, streets are dirty and dry - with dust and dirt all over the place. Rebranding Nigeria should not start from her, but from the President and his cronies first. Shebi even bible talk say oil will first flow down from the head to the rest of the body - abi? If the head is rotten, the rest of the body cannot function. |
Jakumo:Jakumo - a very nice one indeed. I am laughing out loud ![]() |
Hahahahahahahaha. When i saw the title of the thread, i wan begin dey vex say, 'these naija people don come again o'! But when i opened it and saw 'APRIL FOOL' i had to start laughing. |
Hahahahahah. All of you are funny! In fact, lets recommend that they all resign. Maybe the next set of employees may be better. Lol |
Make i no lie o, sometimes, i just tire for we country! |
proudly9ja:My broda, we have been doing this for so many years now and yet nothing has happened. If we open any news paper today, people are writing about these things. Put on the TV and people are screaming for these things. Students have demostrated over these issues. NLC has gone on strike because of energy matters. Even multiple threads on nairaland have addressed these shameful situation. Prayer warriors have prayed endlessly in all the churches - whether original or fake churches. E remain for WAR to break-out over these things - but God forbid o, we cannot go to war in Nigeria. |
Nemeziz9ja:Hmmmm, good point there. However, somewhere in the post, it was said that 'these ladies were desparate in seeking services rendered by the embassy'. Hence, if the man is practicing 'sex for favours and assistance', that indeed a crime and he should be prosecuted. |
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