₦airaland Forum

madridguy:
Nice one Obaseki. Wish Baba did same to the families of the genocide victims in Benue.

hahn:
I guess he doesn't want his timeline flooded with crap

https://www.nairaland.com/2913203/herbal-tea-secrete-fathers-used-in-bed100%-natural

Frenchfriez:
This one prolly has no political weight or notable godfather, that's why he can be used as a scapegoat to smokescreen the anti corruption fight.
Or if you look deep, he may be one of Atiku's boys.

Omooba77:
Just passed Lekki Toll gate and police already flooded the place in anticipation of the protest against the arbitrary increase of the toll fees

tete7000:
It is not about having a few good ones, it is about how do we rescue a gradual systemic decay of our education system. If the university rots, our country goes to the gutter. These citadels of learning are suppose to be grooming ground for leaders with strong aptitude for sound academic discourse. As a product of the Nigerian tertiary education system, I can relate to many of things wrote above. My postgraduate project supervisor is lazy, inept and totally empty. I often wondered how such a character found his way through into the system. To cap it, he is a PhD. holder, It stinks. There was nothing you give this man that he reads. He loses whatever write-up you gave him, and when you turned up with your laptop to show him the progress you have made, he pretended to be dozing off. It was a very frustrating experience, one I can never forget.

Dr. Bolajoko Dixon-Ogbechi Nkemdinim, Associate Professor of Business Administration and Marketing, Faculty of Business Administration, University of Lagos discloses that “Most of the time lecturers miss classes and they never get punished. Getting a job in the universities is not the question of merit but of connections. Ghost workers syndrome is a problem in the universities.”

Saraki said, “What our country needs at this time is leadership that will work to douse the flames and reduce tension in the land. It is essential that we lower the barriers in our actions and rhetoric, and refrain from playing politics with a crisis situation in which Nigerian lives are being lost, tragically and needlessly, on a regular basis.

Explorers:
“After much testing, my mother-in-law was cleared to carry our baby!”



Pictured:


Here is the fateful moment when the plan finally took off.

AishaBuhari:
Watch how some people will resort to smoking try plantain leaves grin