₦airaland Forum

Oh Lord! when will there be a revolution in Nigeria?

aolawale025:
It's gets messier! So who approved the contracts

The contracts were approved by "Mr. ThemoreUlook De'LessUsee"

princeadams11:
Forget abt what she has, take full responsibilty as a man. You will definitely earn your respect.

My belief is that marriage is meant to be a partnership.

I'm still wondering why Nigerians believe that when it comes to spending and other responsibilities, then the men should bear it all, but when it comes to other issues that don't involve money or stress, both wives and husbands are equal. Anyway, it looks like it's an African thing. Come to the western world and face realities.

And for your information, spending all your hard-earned money while your wife keeps hers does not guarantee respect from her. There are other things that would earn you respect from your wife aside that. No matter how much you're spending, your respect will diminish once you're found to be unfaithful to your wife. Ask married people

CEEcey:


A husband that depends on his wife's money is a disgrace to men

My money is mine alone and I can only decide to give him if he asks

Besides isn't he suppose to be the head of the family
His money is ours.

Clap for yourself then come back and tell us your experience once you're married.

Icon4s:
What are more important here are:

Class of Grade you graduate with. A sociology graduate with 2.1 has a better job prospect than an accounting or Economics graduate with a 2:2.

How you apply yourself after school. Even with a 2.1 if you don't prepare yourself well enough for the job market you are not likely to get that dream job.

Diversity: How well can you adapt into various situations? Are you ready to dabble into any kind of field keeping aside what you studied in school? People who have a more open mindset do better here.

Finally, The Grace of God. Study anything you want you need the Grace of God to get that job.

Well done bro.

I studied accounting initially, before I went back to the Uni to study Computer Science. I remember when I was doing ICAN in Nigeria, the guys that had Economics as their first degree, who started from Foundation level were doing very well, most especially those with a first or 2.1.

I think the versatility of Economics may place place such graduates at a better advantage in analyzing economic situations, better than Accounting graduates. In courses like Financial Management (FM), you need more than an Accounting or Finance brain to do Financial analysis and make good recommendations and I think that's why Economics is part of the courses studied in Accounting.

Overall, I think a person's career aspirations will determine what is the better of both for him or her. However, if I could turn back the "hands of time" I would study Economics as first degree and then go for Accounting professional qualifications.

God have mercy! So many natural disasters these days.

They answer questions with questions. Like;

Question: What would you like to eat sir?
Answer: Who told you I was hungry?

Old pictures

Nothing special. They used dogs when I travelled through George Bush airport, Houston Texas in May this year

blackberlin:
That's the issue with the Nigerian Police. In the name of "raiding" they pack the innocent, the bad, badoo and baddest, without proper investigative work.

As a Lagos child, I can't recall how many times they raided the streets of Ebute Meta just to extort people. The ones at Okota will stop anyone coming out of the bank and the ones at Igando/Ikotun will interrogate anyone carrying a backpack.

It is well with my country.

I had the same experience with my cousin in front of our house on Old Yaba road, Adekunle, Ebute Metta, in 1989. If not that we were quick to run into the house we would have been arrested and classified as "criminals".

The year before, I was kept in Kirikiri ATM cell for 5 days because they raided a street I was passing through. All the people arrested were innocent. My solicitor ended up representing all the arrested people in court before we were set free.

http://meganews360.com/breaking-former-president-of-ghana-jerry-john-rawlings-reported-dead-at-69/


This is quite sad.

TheShopKeeper:
Also, Mrs May wants to use the snap election to force a vote of no confidence in the SNP leader (Ms Sturgeon), who want to set up another Scottish referendum in 2 years time. If the popularity of the Tories can help in getting more seats from the 57 seats held by SNP, then it will be a fantastic snap election for the Tory party.

Good observation matey!

mykeljosef:
to the many idiots above me that refuse to learn from anything


1.uk population is 65.4m i mean look at that......we can see how those who ignore family planning (majorly rural areas) and that religion that suports mass polygamy but painfully the polygamy is more among the poor illiterates of the religion


we can see how the population of Nigeria is a problem ...n see why the "northern elites" keep using that card to their benefit using religion as a brain washing tool





2.. today is april 18 election is planned to hold june 8 ..that's 51 days to plain an election


but here inec will use 4 years n still end up at inconclusive results or no voting materials


n some delusional"optimist" will say Nigeria is getting better

Sensational!!!!

nairaman66:
Cameron stepped down in this regard! Most opposition MPs would voice their concerns because that is why they are voted for, but I believe it won't change the status quo!

I sincerely believe that we can make the best of the situation, if all bitterness is put aside. It's unfortunate that some democratically elected MPs still find it difficult to get used to the fact that the electorates determine how the country is being run. Once voting to leave was confirmed and Article 50 triggered, they should learn to "get used" to the situation and make the best of it.

nairaman66:
David Cameron warned them of impending disaster and the implications of brexit!! As always thouse declined and only looked at the financial incencitives they stand to gain!

The only disaster I foresee is if the MPs, mostly those in the opposition parties do not allow smooth transition into Brexit, which seems to be the case at the moment, then we could find ourselves where we may not like as a country.

ruggedised:
dead or alive, is there any difference

oooops!!!!!

Aiye le ooo, ibosi ooo!
Aiye d'ori k'odoo, ko yemi mo.

This guy really needs help. I pray God will show him mercy and deliver him from bondage. So sad!

Oyetboy:
Like this post for no reason

Why?

The only people I pity in Nigeria are innocent children and people with learning disabilities. There are too many idiotic people in that country.

The way some people even argue on different forums shows so much lack of knowledge. No wonder people are taken for a ride by all the looting politicians. How can people want to change "six" with "half a dozen" and call that change?

Surprisingly, some people who were teenagers in Nigeria in the early eighties who saw the antecedents of all these politicians are still stupidly clamouring for the same set of people.

IbnuUche:
no giraffing oooh

I actually did it off-head. (No boasting).

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Someone just mentioned to me that she was involved in Nigerian politics. I don't know how true this is?

I feel so sad to read this. I met this woman in person several times when buying stuff at her shop in Peckham.

I was called "Long Bone" by my school mates. I hated it so much.

mstik: Wheelbarrow

You think say na Mile 12 market where you go carry tubers of yam?

15 years old and it took about 3 weeks to get a hang of it.

Stella Pomade

In these days and age, knowing how to write codes is not enough to succeed in the Computing world. Businesses are looking for people with soft skills, business domains knowledge and ability to communicate effectively with all levels of management.

In my day to day work with clients as an SAP Finance & Controlling consultant, I realize that ability to effectively communicate logical and technical stuff to business managers and system users is of paramount importance to succeed out there.

Knowledge of Business process is very important, except you are going to deal with only scientists throughout your professional life, then you may not bother about this.

What about people skills? Do you know that you need to know how to relate professionally and socially with different kinds of people in the work place and most especially your clients in order to succeed? Well, from my own experience, most people don't like change and that comes to play in the Computing world in a big way. There are people who still believe that computers are "intruders" and a " nuisance" to the usual way of doing things and will do a lot to frustrate the "So-called" new technology project your unit or organisation has been employed to implement.

Therefore, the ability to manage and relate well with different types of clients will contribute immensely to your success as a Computing professional. That's my one cent

dont8: Do you remember this, it was used in my first year birthday anniversary

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"Drink Afri cool, with the Afri Cola family"

IYANGBALI: Goaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal Giroud

You must be a die-hard Arsenal fan?

I will just look at him/her for 3 minutes and go upstairs without altering a word