₦airaland Forum

HomesOfLife:
How about the good Samaritan's missing joystick. Any news on that?

Are you paying attention to that pathological liar? There was never a missing joystick, and the people who believed that accusation are gullible.

Lovely!

fk001:
I concur, Nigerian education need rehabilitation there is no new invention, no enough practicals, no field work just nothing nothing except one bulky dirty brown handout given to the lecturers by their predecessors and it is what the lecturers will be using for donkey years.



They should either restructure the education system or better to have few courses that you will get more practical exposure.

That's why i always respect private universities and I don't fault them when they hike their fees.

BTW some courses are useless, i don't want to list them here.

I do agree with you; there is an urgent need for curriculum restructuring in our educational system. However, I don't think some courses should be tagged useless. Perhaps we could say they have no market value or practical field in Nigeria (no avenue to practice) .

ivolt:
Having a knowledge in a particular field does not mean the person
can teach others effectively.
Graduates of Nigerian tertiary institutions can attest to this

NUC should stop lowering the bar for our lecturers.

I do agree with you, but have you not observed that even some who have obtained PGDE struggle with an adaptable teaching methodology to ensure we're in line with global standard?
I think we should view the trainings in good light. However, PGDE should still be considered as a prerequisite for teaching in our tertiary institutions.

This right here ➡️ "to ensure that over time; more Nigerian lecturers are exposed to the modern method of teaching in line with global best practices." is a step forward in pedagogical advancement in Nigeria!

Acquisition of a PGDE by an academic does not imply that he/she will be effective in teaching. Everyone who passed through any public tertiary institution in Nigeria can attest to the fact that our teaching methodology over the years has been faulty, therefore consistent trainings of our educators is indeed a welcome development. However, PGDE for PhD holders shouldn't be scrapped.

If you must reside in another man's land, abide by their laws. Say no to crime. Hustle legitimately today and whistle tomorrow while you chill on your lounge chair.
Love life, be law-abiding. Say no to drugs!

Nothing wrong with their outfits, suit the event. On a second note, this lady is pretty. Her melanin is popping and glowing.

bobbyfest:
that's not gucci...it Louise vuitton

Louise ke? Bros, just Google it!

sonnie10:
What if he fingered and disvirgined the woman's child?

But personally, I will never do this to any child, no matter what.

Wasn't thinking in that direction. You may be right but is that possible at that age? If true, what the boy needs is psychological therapy because I'd be sure he ain't aware of the gravity of such (only if true).

leonard002:
Village people at work

I don't think so. It could be a case of whatever you sow, you reap.

uzoclinton:

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I'm not in support of what she did ooo. but I don't think she just took up cane and started flogging him for nothing.... when she's not MAD. Abeg poster go and do your research... ..


As gentle as my mum is, even her get boiling point.... Every woman does...

Irrespective of whatever offense the boy could have committed, this type of harmful punishment should not have been meted out to him.

This is totally uncalled for. It is called child abuse. There's a huge difference between correction and discipline as well as punishment and infliction of bodily harm. This incident may affect the little boy psychologically later in life. That heartless aunt should be charged to court and made to pay for her crime.
Wickedness everywhere.

On a second note, that man carrying the boy seems to have a striking resemblance to Evans. Or do I need corrective spectacles?

Where is Evans?

She's not ugly. She looks good for someone who just had a baby. There's some (physical) beauty in (almost) everyone.

mikeczay:
Ugly af

jeroncomputers:
Lovely resemblance, ooh lord I want to have lovely children that will resemble me like this oo.
He is a great man..respect

Amen to your prayer if you're good looking, but if not, I'm praying to God on your behalf that your children resemble your (pretty) wife.

Jeez! Why don't people have regard for human life anymore? This is disheartening.

Don't know why I'm laughing. When you tell people to steer clear intellectual property theft, they wouldn't listen. When bush meat finally catches the hunter, they'll start wailing... and that was how the guy lost his job. Say no to plagiarism!

rabbaefurher:
Even d nose should nt be ruled out. stop breathing nd let see wat will happen

I breathe through my mouth when my nostrils are blocked due to catarrh.

It's the heart. When you sleep, your eyes do rest, you can hold your breath while taking your shower or under water, your brain goes on hiatus whilst you sleep or if you're into yoga, during a particular session. However, your heart shouldn't stop working. Once it stops beating in the case of a cardiac arrest, it may lead to death.

You are not alone. I'm sure everyone here with one/two functional eye(s) are all searching for the "sexy". They should look for another excuse for suspending her, not this.

dessz:
pls tell me I'm not the only one still trying to find the sexy in the pic?

So, this here is called sexy? Or I don't know the meaning of sexy anymore. Smh

He didn't win many trophies but he is a legend. Thumbs up, Jay!

@the compliment. @Miss Sherlock Holmes. And no, I have extensions in, my hair is covering them.

soberdrunk:
Hehehe! Miss Sherlock holmes Looking fine like salad cream, is that your real hair?

Exactly! Doesn't sound like robbers to me. There's more to the story; could be a deal gone wrong, hatred, envy, vengeance..., but definitely not armed robbery.

soberdrunk:
Sounds more like 'assasins' to me, armed robbers don't kill without reason.....

What are the chances of survival during and/or sequel to the operation?

baybeeboi:
This is a condition called hydrochephalus. It is a condition where there's too much fluid in the skull. An operation will be required to drain the water from the skull.

doctorpromise:
Tiwa Savage is my best Nigerian female artiste but truth be told;there is nothing stunning here

Stunning? Maybe not, but artistic. I like her either way though.

Miss Savage, my woman crush. Talented beautiful woman, God bless your hustle!

Yomzzyblog:
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Yes she is stunning no doubt about that.

Singer and mom of one Tiwa Savage has shared new photos from her latest photo shoot and we love.

She captioned one of the photos;



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See Another below:

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News Via: http://www.yomzzyblog.com/2017/09/tiwa-savage-looks-flawless-in-new-photos.html

YelloweWest:
I hope they adopted a child while waiting.


Pls adopt a child after 3years or so of waiting. So many babies need loving parents and a home.

I share same opinion as yours although I was thinking it should be an option after five to ten years of TTC. It's one of the topics I'd discuss with my future partner while courting. If after five/ten years of expecting, we are unable to conceive naturally, we'll try IVF or adoption.
Many children out there are seeking loving homes.

tobydee:
why should breakup be d first thing that comes to mind

Help us ask him o! Bad belle people.

Amadaz:
In this kind of scenario, an early break up is imminent. Speaking from experience

Wish for others what you wish for yourself!

ThatKING:
wow what that business man said about people finding their partner on socia media is for his church members. if i like i will pick my wife on xhamster or xvideos...

Lol. Guy, you're funny. Is that a fish pond?

Nos 5.5.6. and 7. Great advice! Btw, you typed 5. twice.

Nairalandsss:
Most people get married in the hope of finding a partner with whom they can share anything and everything. Many hope to find their best friends in their life partners. Many get married thinking that they will never be lonely again, especially if you marry late in life.But, it is an unfortunate truth that many people do not find what they seek in their marriage. Many are left unsatisfied and lonely as their partner fails to understand them. This usually happens if you have a workaholic partner or if they were forced into marriage with you. Other times, your partner may not be aware that you are feeling lonely in the relationship.

Whatever be the case, it is not wise to simply throw in the towel and call it quits before trying to deal with the problem. In fact, loneliness in relationships can have devastating effects on you. You might tend to perceive others as less caring and affectionate than they really are.Here are some ways to deal with loneliness in mariage.

Ways to deal with loneliness in marriage are:

1.Take the initiative: In order to know how to cope with loneliness in marriage, you need to take the initiative and take down the walls you have built around yourself. Encourage your partner to do so as well.

2.Shared experience: [/b]The key to how to cope with loneliness in a marriage is to have shared experiences. This can be something mundane like taking the dog for a walk or going to the supermarket for a shopping.

[b]3.Stand in their shoes: When the situation comes and you feel that your partner is neglecting you, try to understand their behaviour from his/her point of view. It may not be about you at all, he might simply be frustrated from work.
4.Do not blame yourself: In order to know how to cope with loneliness in a marriage, you need to stop blaming yourself. It is also a good idea to refrain from blaming your partner. Instead, work on constructive ideas to solve the issue.

5.Go on a date: A return to the times of your courtship is a good idea when you want to know how to deal with feeling lonely in a marriage. Go on a date at least once in every month and reconnect with your partner.

5.Be communicative: Open and honest communication is key in learning how to deal with feeling lonely in a marriage. When you start talking with each other, even trivial things, you pave the way to getting rid of loneliness.

6.A good listener: What is more important when talking to your partner is listening to him. While you learn how to deal with feeling lonely in a marriage, you realise that not everything is about you. Be an attentive listener to your spouse.

7.A time for each other: In order to know how to deal with feeling lonely in a marriage, set aside at least an hour each day to spend with your spouse. Leave the worries and responsibilities of your life aside and devote this time only for your spouse.

These are the ways to deal with loneliness in marriage.


Mynd44 lalasticlala
http://www.naijabroad.com/deal-loneliness-marriage/

AccessME:
And here I am still not having a girl friend ..

God why?

Leave God alone my guy! Will He woo a girl for you?
Few questions:

- Are you dirty?
- Do you wear your worries on your face?
- Do you always appear too serious?
- Are you shy?
- How is your oral hygiene?

If your answer to the first four questions is no, you should take a bold step and approach a lady of your choice when you're ready.

Btw, if that's you on your profile, you appear to be a fellow who would lose focus easily. Stare at the camera to appear confident.
Wait o! All these so you could have a girlfriend? My brother, bye!