₦airaland Forum

MiddleDimension:
see what you say like human interaction is black and white! this is same nonsense that happens in happens in every work place.

i think Artificial intelligence is developing very fast already and it should come to a point very quickly that it can take over from humans in public work places so that we can finally have Humans out of that toxic place as soon as possible! but as long as we have humans there, it is important issues like this are not judged as white or black!

do you decide whom you get attrated to? do you think romance, abd i do not mean smooching, but romance, is a good and unique thing? why then do you think it is fair to place these ridiculous restrictions on whom to get involved with and whom not to get involved with, and what place that can happen or where it cannot happen as long as they can still perform their official roles and evidence has to be provided if we think they are failing in their roles DUE TO THEIR INVOLVEMENT WITH ONE ANOTHER!

the BBC is a big hypocrite and dabbles alot into feminism. not too long ago, i listened to that station when a man was being interviewed on Mike Pence's statement that he won't like to be in the same room with a lady not his wife, and wouldn't shake hands with women. the called him out and said isn't that ''sexist'', the same word very famous with the feminists. despite this guys very innocent attemp to explain why and how reasonable the VP's decision is, the useless journalist still went on trying to paint the VP with a black brush. they are the ones that champion freedom and the exact opposite of shariah in the world, but would embark on this stupid acts like this to rubbish men.

anyone who thinks the BBC is doing this because it cares about the society is just plain naive! if it truely cares, why doesn't it go out and do this kind of stupid documentary on the ladies that offer themselves to lecturers for these same marks? or that's a less social ill? but of course doing that would shame women and women's sexual psychology (we all know how men in position of power and authority trip alot of women and make them wet in their pants from miles away!) is the reason the BBC, who is deep in the feminist religion, will not do it!

MiddleDimension:
if ladies preaebt themselves for sex, the lecturer can accept or decline! if the lecturer accepts it, it is up to him, and it is consensual! it would only be wrong if he did it to award marks and evidence if that has to be shown!

but a lecturer having an affair with a student, UNIVERSITY STUDENT, NOT SECONDARY OR PRIMARY SCHOOL, IS ABSOLUTELY THEIR BUSINESS!

Fisher007:
The truth is bitter.
I hope you are all ready to swallow it.

Firstly let me commend their effort in this video. It was great and I am happy this is an eye opener which we already know about it.

Now my problem is the story is just one-sided. And I don't like one-sided story to make people feel good or convince themselves.

Our parents, grand parents, great grand parents knew about this sex for favours or marks thing. Even our uncles and aunts or boses still practice this on the younger ones. Keep your eyes open and don't come here and form you don't see it.

Now it is a choice if you want to get involved or not. It has practically been existing eversince. And yet some of us didn't get involved or participate in it. Not because we are holy (trust me we have our own bad habits). But we choose not too. Simple.

One thing I have learnt in life is you can never be used or influenced into doing what you don't want especially when you have a strong will and conviction.

The story is one-sided and it gets on my nerves. Do you know that the amount of students (both male and female student ) that offer themselves voluntarily for this sex for grades is way more than the ones the lecturer force or convince too.

Trust me you all will be amazed that most students even seduce, pay for hotel rooms voluntarily for lecturers to sleep with them. They purposely track lecturers, visit their lodge and practically rape this lecturers. This then makes most lecturers think all students want to be involved in this scheme.

Everyone here on nairaland are mostly hypocrites. You all want to tell me you didn't know about this even in your university years in Naija uni. To the extents some of you even knew your friends both male and especially female who will never attend lectures but will come out with grade A and B. You knew they did it from year one to year four. Even final year project was still through this scheme.

Do you want to tell me all lecturers force them to do it all through those years?

We are all just hypocrites and we are lying to each other. The truth is it will not stop. Especially with the current economy.

Am sure to gain admission now in Nigerian universities they will do the same scheme, with the high population of students that cannot gain admission every year because we lack institutions to admit them. Hmm.

Well I will end my case here. Accept what you see. There is nothing happening that is new under the sun. It might just have be upgraded or modified, but it is not new.

Simple truth but hard to swallow.

Kalixx:
Nonsense

The Europeans are at it again. Hardly has the useless BBNaija ended that another episode of trash has begun to grace the dailies.

Let me first ask critical thinkers? When will Europeans release a full documentary or do undercover agency to nail the underhand government officials in the corridors of power?

When will Europeans release a full documentary detailing how oil is being illegally siphoned and how dubious, overbloated oil contracts are awarded? Hmmn, just maybe they're beneficiaries.

When will these Europeans release a full documentary detailing how they took for themselves our Benin artefacts, as well as old precious works of art for centuries without returning them?

When will the pinkish-skinned masters release a full documentary on how their men invaded Africa and sowed seeds of discord, pitting tribe against tribe, supplying ammunition and creating wars within us, while shipping our resources to hinterland?

Are they also ready to tell us how they came and took our ancestors, with their utterly useless bible in one hand and a gun in their back pocket, how they promised good life but took our men to become tireless slaves in their plantations; punched holes in their lips and padlocked them so they couldnt eat even a seed ?

Are they ready to let you know how they took our women, our mothers up to the third, fourth generation... and how they turned them to sex slaves?

With all their media brainwashing of the perfect model body that is characterised by a slim lady with no breast and nyansh, you only have to feel for them because that is the best they have to offer on the average. Their women no deh get nyansh, no deh get breast, yet their pictures would grace the magazine covers because of their deluded sense of self-worth and racial superiority.

On the contrary, go to a motel and you would see how their men pursue black women. Our women are thick and endowed and that is just how they love it despite the pretense.

I want you guys to know that the whites and Europeans back then did the most unimaginable things in the world to our women. They bleeped them day and night, at will - practically stripped them off of any sense of worth left, and made them feel completely inferior. There were just no cameras then to record all these things.

Now I wonder what gave them the effrontery to step foot in Naija and begin to do nonsense undercover agency when there is still oil theft, corruption and other pressing damning things pushing Nigeria to the brink of ruin.

Yes I get it, there are many bad Nigerian lecturers out there, taking advantage of our ladies.

BUT WILL THEY ALSO DO A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT LADIES THAT ARE DETERMINED TO F**K LECTURERS, SOMETIMES JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT?

Sometimes for the prestige, say "I dey date lecturer"?

And just so you know, many of the sexual encounters that occur between lecturers and students do not always involve 'marks'. In the lecturer's mind, hin just dey chop fresh fish. Na only the bae dey always dey think say because she serve punna, her score go boost.

How that one con take be lecturer fault? He's simply committing fornication; that's it. Oh because he's a lecturer, he should stay faithful to his wife -- same wife wey over 100 various d*cks don tidy when she dey her 20's?

Make una dey use brain abeg.

Attached is a picture of a 'moral' European adulating our mother up to about the fourth generation.

LORDKing001:
I blame the stupid females who will voluntarily offer their body for sex and later accuses the lecturer of demanding. I blame the students not the lecturers. Quote me anywhere...
Now

A lecturer invited you to his office ....
You deliberately accepted his invitation knowingly fully well what the invitation entails even though you don't ... Why not ask him politely... Sir any problem or why should I be invited please...
Now your mind is not settled... Why not go with a friend awaiting to always distract you when the conversation is getting longer and resulting to something else yet you're agreeing....
You went there alone on leggings, sleeveless, showing your breast very juicy saying nothing will happen after all you'll shout.... But you didn't reject you went ahead...

My point is even though you must go to his office why not dress like deeper life member or d way Mallemas dress covering their face and feet with gown to his office.

See some this girls are the major problems not the lecturer...

Suspectzero:
Sorry but all those Countries you listed are not developed nations. You could term them developing but they are not developed. By Nigeria's standard they might seem developed, but by Western Standards, they are not.

The "developed Caribbean Countries"are not of the black race. The ones that are of the Black race are Jamaica and Haiti and those places are shit holes as well. Just as bad as the ones in Africa.

Suspectzero:
Never ever thought i would find a thread with so many like-minded people. Nigeria is a shit hole. But the problem is not just Nigeria and its people per se, It's the problem of the Black man. There is something fundamentally wrong with the black man. He is backwards and animalistic. Barely evolved.

Like people before me noted, this is not self hatred. I am a black man but i choose not to be blind to what reality has shown me. There is not a single developed black Nation in the whole of this planet. Not One.

There is no hope for Nigeria, i just don't see it anywhere. Thus, like my fellow like minded people here, we are soon emigrating out to saner environments whereby we can adopt and continue to progress with the progressive cultures out there.

Nanatrendy:
I am not a nigerian but the reason why nigeria and other African countries are not developed is because we are divided within ourselves and the west is playing Africans like chess. An example is ivory coast and ghana together we produce 60% of the world's cocoa but because we are competing against ourselves the west determine the price they will pay for our cocoa they give the farmers peanuts and make billions in the west, now imagine if both countries were sitting down together decided to sell refined cocoa and bargain as a unit we would be calling the shots in chocolate production. Also imagine if all african countries decided to shut our borders to foriegn products and decided if the west do not set up factories here their products will not be sold on our markets ,imagine the number of jobs it will create and the number of opportunities we will get. The thing is no matter how hard any african country tries on its own they wouldn't get far because the west are united in maintaining africa as it's market , now china too is taking advantage of us. Until Africans plan as one unit we would not get anywhere.

Odogu9195:
You missed out the part where jealousy and wickedness won’t allow us. Nigeria is a country where everyone is working really hard to make sure nothing works for anyone but themselves. Not just Nigeria, but Africa as a whole. A black man lacks the will to rule! It’s facts. One time a police man seized a bike mans bike due to 50 naira. Bike man was literally crying and begging he doesn’t have money, Oga even removed and emptied his cloths yet police man refused, and for what 50 naira?? It’s that the fault of the government as we all tend to blame the government for everything! NO THIS IS A TYPICAL BLACK MAN WITHOUT ANY FORM OF AUTHORITY ASIDE FROM CARRYING A GUN AND BEEN PART OF A FAILED SYSTEM CALLED THE NIGERIAN POLICE FOR, being really WICKED and unreasonable to his fellow Nigerian. Please TELL ME, how can we grow as a country with looking out for each other??

Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) — Neurosurgeons are known as skilled operators. But straddling surgeries across two continents? That's a different skill entirely.
Dr. Olawale Sulaiman, 49, is a professor of neurosurgery and spinal surgery and chairman for the neurosurgery department and back and spine center at the Ochsner Neuroscience Institute in New Orleans. He lives in Louisiana, but splits his time between the US and Nigeria, spending up to 12 days each month providing healthcare in the country of his birth -- sometimes for free.
Born in Lagos Island, Lagos, Sulaiman says his motivation comes from growing up in a relatively poor region.
"I am one of 10 children born into a polygamous family. My siblings and I shared one room where we often found ourselves sleeping on a mat on the floor," he told CNN.

His parents could not afford his university tuition, but Sulaiman said at the age of 19, he received a scholarship to study medicine in Bulgaria through the Bureau for External Aid, a Nigerian government program targeted at improving the quality of life for Nigeria's most vulnerable communities.
Sulaiman said the scholarship opened many doors and, in turn, he feels responsible to give back through healthcare. "Africans who have had the privilege of getting outstanding training and education abroad must mobilize their network of influence to transform our continent," he said.
According to a report by the Global Health Workforce Alliance, Nigeria's healthcare system does not have enough personnel to effectively deliver essential health services to the country's large population.
Sulaiman says he wants to use his knowledge to improve the healthcare system. "As I often do, I consulted with my loving and devoted wife for advice. We both decided that giving back was the only option for both of us, and for our family. We have never looked back," he added.
Starting a health company
In 2010, Sulaiman established RNZ Global, a healthcare development company with his wife, Patricia. The company provides medical services including neuro and spinal surgery, and offers health courses like first aid CPR in Nigeria and the US.

Noting a shortfall in physician-scientists (doctors with a combined degree in medicine and a PhD) like himself, Sulaiman decided it was important to extend his expertise to Nigeria too.
"I would use my vacation times for the medical missions, which were also planned with education and training sessions. We donated a lot of medications, equipment and hands-on training on surgical techniques," he said.
Sulaiman said he negotiated a 25% pay cut with his American employer in exchange for longer holidays to Nigeria to pursue his passion. RNZ Global has treated more than 500 patients and provided preventative medicine to up to 5,000 people in the US and Nigeria.


Dr. Yusuf Salman, a neurosurgeon based in Abuja, Nigeria has known Sulaiman since 2006. In 2013, through a partnership with MPAC, a faith-related organization, both doctors worked together to provide free spinal surgeries to underprivileged Nigerians in Kwara, north-central Nigeria.
"(Sulaiman) came to Nigeria with implants and equipment from the US so that we could operate for free on people with spine-related problems. He was the lead surgeon and I and a couple of others assisted him at the time. We did about 10 surgeries," Salman said.
"Over the years, I have learned a lot about minimally invasive spine surgery just from working closely with him. It is a complex procedure and we don't have a lot of experts on it over here," he added.

Life-changing surgery
One of his former patients Philomena Arah described his surgeries as "life-changing."
Arah met Sulaiman for the first time in Lagos in 2018 through a friend. Before meeting him, she had spent more than 15 years trying to find a permanent solution to her frequent excruciating back pain.
"Walking was unbearable, I couldn't even stand straight. I was not happy. The pain stopped me from socializing, from participating in many things. I could not even exercise the way I wanted," Arah told CNN.
She would later find out from Sulaiman and his team that she needed a laminectomy, a surgical procedure where part or all of a vertebral bone is removed to relieve pressure on the spinal cord. According to Arah, the surgery in Nigeria cost considerably less than if she had traveled to the US for the procedure.


RNZ Global also has a not-for-profit arm called RNZ foundation. The foundation, registered in 2019, focuses on managing patients with neurological diseases for free.
"We offer free services and surgery for those that are less privileged and cannot afford the cost," said Blessing Holison, patient care coordinator for RNZ Global.
Sulaiman hopes to establish at least four neuroscience centers in Nigeria in the coming years.
"I believe that happiness doesn't come from what you get, rather, it comes from what you give," he said. "There is always room to give; you don't need to be a millionaire to give."

follock007:
Malaysia the land of angels they hate anything illegal because it will kill their beautiful metropolitan country's economy... Nigerians are doing a good diplomatic job there, the bad eggs need to be contained. thumb up for malaysia security agents

Ardar:
The guy doesn't look white to me.

He looks middle eastern.

ornicus:
This is what you gross misedication has done to you. You automatically assume that every Muslim woman who wears a hijab is doing so by force? Better understand that just as you have your own beliefs, others have theirs too.

Just as we have religious intolerance in the north, we have it in the south. No real ideological difference between you and the northern fanatics.

ornicus:
There were once rules for colored only fountains. Once blacks were not allowed in several private institutions.

The racists who upheld the rules were just like you. Hateful bigots with arguments about rules.

The girl has engaged in her civil disobedience, she has been punished, and now the real battle will start. Enjoy your triggered chauvinist tears.

More and more Muslims will stand up for thier right to wear the hijab. You can continue to gnash your teeth in bewildered hatred, or you can open your heart to inclusion This country is for all of us.

ornicus:
You still don't get it do you?

Rosa Parks broke the rules and started off the Civil rights movement.

The fact that it is a rule does not make it right or fair

Now the rule has been broken, the student punished and the real battle will begin

Did the same thing not happen with the law student
Are you not seeing that hijab is now officially allowed in NYSC?

Have you worked in any large private company in Nigeria?

Like I said, go and choke on your bigotry. You are as triggered as those racists during the Civil rights movements. The only offense a hijab provides is to your sensibilities.

newwater:
Islam as a religion, muslims as the followers respect Al qur'an the whole lot, so if you do not have sure knowledge about that,or your failure to be faithful and rational keep your useless brains out.

Realbarc:
Thanks for your objectives. Some people never see the bright side of evry situation

India , Pakistans ,United Kingdom United States citizens are the highest migrants to Canada.

This says a lot about Canada and not the country the immigrants are migrating from.

Nigeria contributes to the less than 2percent of the immigrants.

Many are coming to Niaja as expatriates and are making it here. Go to the airport and see how many Boeing plane with capacity of more than 350 passengers land every day.

When I am migrating to any country or any Nigerian t will not be based on country, but rather if I have the capacity to sustain myself and family. Not going to struggle or start life all over again and hoping for better. I can make it here easier than depending on warfare .