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LibertyRep:They did attend Cambridge alumni together. I saw an old picture of the two laughing together. I am sure if not for Abba, the government would have used EFCC to finish FFK. Abba seemed to have interceded for him in his corruption case. No one is hearing about it again. Lesson to the youths: leave all these politicians. They know themselves and must have met somewhere. Don't allow their squabble to make you hate your friends. |
Ironic:Stupidity on the loose! Be deceiving yourself. With Covid -19, there is no border |
Even those praying for his death are hypocritically typing RIP as if they cared. His death does not change your situation. Don't judge anybody for you are not even perfect. |
I hate racism in any form but truly, black man sometimes misbehaves. As a student in UK in the late 2000,sometimes, I felt ashamed of the behavior of some of my fellow Nigerian students. Some were simply notorious and got hailed by the typical Nigerian back benchers student. I failed to identify with a lot of them. |
Must it be a medical field? As a development consultant, I am sound in monitoring and evaluation jobs. I don't mind offering my services o. I think I will apply and see how it goes. This goes a long way to enrich ones field work experience. I will have to get my complete PPE if I am called. This is a call for national service. Over a million people volunteered for this kind of service in UK. Why can't I do same in Nigeria? |
I doubt if companies would pay. I haven't submitted my invoice to my client as they haven't received in flows from their own customers. That's emotional consideration from my own part. I also follow up on them to advise them on how to navigate through this crisis and follow through with their receivables. Their success is also my success. Though I need my pay but I am also mindful of the fact that they are facing challenges. |
The worst I have ever seen. The man himself is even predisposed to the virus considering his weight. Low quality standard in everything about the state. |
This thing should have been extended nationwide for a meaningful impact. Some countries are even looking at May 30th as the end of their lock down. I feel for the poor masses honestly and those on subsistence living. |
At least 15 hours and my inverter is always supportive. I enjoy 24hours power when Nepa and inverter are combined. Can't remember the last time I bought fuel. |
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Where are their parents? They should be arrested also. Those that do not have the means of raising kids should have no business with giving birth. There is a consequence for every child born in any a society - It could be a good or a bad consequence depending on the circumstances of the birth of the child. Most Nigerians give birth without adequate planning and consideration on how to turn the child into a useful adult. At the end, the child will become a menace to the society. Please give birth to the number of children you could wholly cater for. Even if it is one or two, quality is far more important than numbers. 99% of these guys were born by their parents without any adequate means to cater and train them into useful adults. |
Good write up. I remember my stay in UK between 2009 to 2010 when I went to do my masters courtesy of PTDF scholarship. I started in September 2009 and by 2010, I had submitted my thesis. I got a job in St. Andrews Community hospital, Scotland as an office assistant. The matron asked me to be assisting the nurses in some of the duties with an increased pay. Mind you, I wasn't trained as a nurse. My masters was on finance. But I enjoyed my work so much and my scottish colleagues liked me without any bias. No racism at all, and they were very free with me as I worked so hard to win their trust and respect. The lady nurses were so fond of me that they were always seeking for my attention and companionship. The Matron noticed it and smiled why we were having a private informal discussion and said jokingly that I was now a darling of the nurses. She said, " please make your choice quickly among the nurses so that others will know where they stand". I was just laughing and she said she meant her statement. There is no such segregation in the health care sector over there in the North. |
Theresa May's speech in Capetown, South Africa about Nigeria was captured aptly and I quote: "Much of Nigeria is thriving, with many individuals enjoying the fruits of a resurgent economy. Yet 87 million Nigerians live on less than $1.90 a day – making it home to more very poor people than any other nation in the world." Indeed, millions of my country men and women are living in poverty. |
So the most marginalized region has the lowest poverty index? It may be true going also by reports from UN, UNDP and other development agencies. Despite being marginalized, the region still boast the region with lowest incidence of poverty. That tells you that the greatest assets of any country is their human resources. Nigeria government should work hard towards improving the quality of her citizen. As I always said, poverty in the North is cultural and religious in nature. These two social lifestyles needs to be modified to reduce the endemic poverty in the North. |
Nigerians and poverty and yet people will continue to breed like rabbits. There is need for a strong policy on population. Over population is not good for Africa as the resources are not sufficient for the people. The rate of child birth among rural dwellers and those within the poverty bracket is alarming. Kudos to the man. |
Make oil price rally Abeg o. My client never pay me as he himself haven't received anything. Price increase is what oil producers needs now. |
Nigerians and culture of praising mediocrity in everything. I am not hating but any hard-working local government chairman could do more than this. This is small compare to what they were elected to do. I always believe that the amount looted in any project is far higher than the value of any projected completed in this country. |
Mehn, some businessmen and contractors are cleaning out big time in this corona era. I knew I would see oyibo man in all these contract. Them like money no be small. Even if the whole Nigeria is infected, they will still be here doing business while the locals will be lamenting. However, some of our local contractors are quacks. |
This is why I don't encourage single girls/ladies to enter this PR express entry. What the OP said is true. A lady that left us more than 6 years ago when we were in the banking sector told me that she was always feeling bored and intended coming back but have not been able to secure something decent in Nigeria. She said the place is too boring for her without any family member even though she tries to socialize with people but at the end you still go back home to your loneliness and misses the usual TGIF we do on Fridays, weekend weddings and other social events. Most important to her now is to get married as the chances of her getting hooked in Canada is too remote and fast approaching 33 years. Nigeria may have its own problems but as a single lady, if you are doing well in Nigeria, abeg maintain here o |
See how you now dot your son that you gave Shola money to abort. Abortion is never an option. When that baby you want to abort is born and start developing, you would be full of regret why you wanted to abort the child at first time. People should learn this lesson especially guys, never give your girl friend money to go and do abortion. |
Do you still have this your door
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Living in Onitsha as it is now is a stress itself. The multi-storey buildings are so jam packed that you could be in one building and stretch out your hand to collect something from someone staying in opposite building. The city itself is just too congested, rough, disorganised, lawless, crude and poorly planned. |
Nigeria my country! Every where you look, you see poverty starring you in the face. From North to South, East to West. Our politicians are just heartless albeit with stupid followers. |
SharonLoveth:Akuko! Some of them have ran away from duty especially those in the government hospitals. But you don't blame them as they are not adequately motivated and lacks protective equipment. There is so much gap between a developed world and undeveloped world. |
Please we should be careful and follow events happening around the world. Coro is a serious illness and all hands must work together to minimise the impact |
rotecch77:Bro, is those brown doors imported or locally made? Could send a full picture of those brown wooden doors |
I hope this Chadian president and people are not using style to mock our "darling" president and our "darling" country. |
Igbo man and rivalry and competition eve when nobody is fighting or competing with him. Must everything be tribalised? So irritating. What has this got to do with " Igbo Amaka" He said "Nigeria" and not "Igbo". Make una get small sense bikonu! |
Good one. They should use them to generate revenue for the running of the court. That's how it is done abroad. Celebrities are charged to court and huge money collected from them after conviction to be used to run the court and the justice department. That's why most of them are careful and the careless ones always have a date with the court. |
slimanyd:UK is even worse. Most whites have put in for sick leave and some have claimed one sickness or the other. Most nurses on the front lines are black. Some said their leave requests were turned down. However, majority are there because of the huge bonus. A nurse from my town in Nigeria working in Bronx area said he is paid $200 each day as bonus hazard allowance apart from his salary. |
Mehn, I doubt if we are following the news of what is happening in other parts of the world. Warnings came before the deaths but were ignored by people. My prayer and hope is that our immune system and weather are fighting off this virus for us. |
I am doing everything to let my children imbibe our local language but it has been so difficult and my wife is not helping matters. I speak local language to them now and if they don't understand, I explain but my wife is the type that forms the so called porch and tushed and is not supporting me in this mission. She has continued with the English language mentality. I am trying to see if my 14months baby will pick up but my wife speaks English to him like his siblings. |
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