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BennyDGreat:I would be surprised if Seun Okinbaloye is not a nairalander. I have my reasons. |
Nbotee:I don't believe that this life is not balanced but I know that Nigeria is not balance. Those illiterate you're talking about, in the scheme of things in Nigeria are more powerful than you with all the books and degrees you've acquired. Never underestimate illiterate people in Nigeria. Otherwise an illiterate who scored F9 in English wouldn't be your president.
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Badabada:I say this without any apology. Those running the government in this country are thieves. Pure and simple. The only reason for all those NIN, BVN and all is so that in the event of a repeat of endsars they would be able to trace and kill those involved in the agitation. They have no intention of catching criminals. |
Hassanmaye:Every course is saturated in Nigeria. There is no course you want to read now that we don't have graduates in that field roaming the streets. Every year students graduate from school, but how many hospitals or jobs are being created for these graduates? Most doctors want to be employed by the government but how many can the government really employ? Just read your book and forget about job for now. When you graduate things will take care of itself. You might even read a course people feel it's stupid yet you'll come out being gainfully employed before your peers. |
aroundtheearth:Don't allow any idiot online deceive you. The dressing is inappropriate for a formal organization. There is no way he can enter organisations like house of assembly, Aso rock, embassies or job interview dressed in that manner. I had been sent back for not putting on tie when I entered Edo state house of Assembly. Oga when you start job hunting you will understand some of these things better. |
After knowing all these, how does it change the price of garri in the market? |
SultanM:My brother lucrative is individual dependent. What Mr A sees as lucrative might be nonsense to Mr B. For example, Medical related courses might look lucrative but we have lots of medical graduates looking for jobs in the streets. Some even now work in Banks. Considering the Nigeria reality, I will tell you my 3 courses I feel it's best currently for Nigeria as a career. 1. Agriculture. Any agricultural field course is a bomb. Maybe it's because I'm a poultry farmer I don't know, but if I'm to delve into the reasons why this course is so good, we might not stop reading. One of the reasons this course stand out is that you can easily become your own boss. 2. Any computer related course. To be honest if you don't know this then I don't know what to say to you. The areas where you will be able to fit in when you graduate is quite broad. Now please consider that I'm not looking at how to get a job after graduation but if you can make a career out of what you've studied. There are a lot of courses in this area. I hope you know that. 3. Lastly. Any medical course. If your parents are well loaded you can choose these courses but personally considering the Nigerian reality I see this as a waste. The reason I included this is that after graduation you can easily relocate to another country. Countries like UK, Australia, Canada will like to have you when you graduate. |
donnie:I wasn't referring to African medicine. I was talking about the real English medicine. That is - the history of medicine. |
Please change the title of the thread to Kaduna government ask to remain closed |
There is nothing new here. If you read the history of medicine, you will see it started with people referring to it as witchcraft. This was so even in the days of Jesus. The Bible does not support the use of drugs when sick. All these we do now is civilisation. |
The op is talking nonsense as usual. In the Bible days wine was already alcoholic. It is even recently we started hearing of non alcoholic wine. There are even some verses where Christian's were advised not to be drunk with wine but be filled with the spirit. Please don't say what you don't know |
helinues:Please economically speaking Nigeria is an extremely poor country. I just pity for anyone thinking otherwise. We have abundance resources that if well utilised could have lifted the country from poverty but resources does not equate to wealth. You are talking of kogi having Uranium. Every state have one abundance raw material or the other but having it is not wealth, it is what you use it for. You are complaining that leaders are stealing money, have you taken out time to consider where those monies being stolen recently comes from? The recent Dasuki loot we are talking about was actually borrowed, approved by the senate. Paying civil servant is a problem to the Nigeria govt. The money generated from crude oil alone cannot pay for Nigeria's expense. If you say Nigeria is rich, quantify it in terms of money. All the north African countries budget is higher than ours, their expenses is higher than ours, their income is also higher than ours. Or do you think Nigeria is the only country with resources in Africa? |
blazepascal:Almost all are atomic bombs. Just in different packages |
I pray for everyone reading this right now. As far as you have entered this new year 2021 you will definitely see it's ending. Your life will never be cut short this year. You will not know COVID 19 this year and COVID 19 will not know you. Only with your ears will you hear of the disease. It will not come near you. So shall it be!! In JESUS name. |
MASTAkiLLAh:About your first example, Mtn and Econet original charges started with about N80 and it later reduced to 60 naira when Nitel entered the GSM. The GLO you are talking about shook the table by starting per second billing. Something MTN had earlier said was impossible. I was surprised when they moved to per second billing otherwise they would have been history by now. About your second example, don't think it's over because from the look of things those guys(TSTV) have the support of the Nigerian Legislators. Anything can still happen. In the line of business, there is a lot of politics at play. |
NextD18:To add to what you wrote, I also have been battling with depression for some years until last year January when I attempted suicide. It was after the rescue that I was taken to the hospital and I knew that there is actually a drug for depression. I mean a real drug that stops you from being depressed and I think the drug will alter your mood because after taking it I felt better but after two weeks it started and I was administered another dosage. My point here is that many Nigerians don't know there is a drug for depression. They think when you are taken to the hospital you will be advised and spoken to. More like psychologically working on you. This is not true. I feel many people needs to know depression can be cured. And the economic situation in Nigeria, I'm wondering how we are even still sane here. |
Teewhy2:I couldn't stop laughing after reading your post. You seem to be the only one not aware COVID 19 Is fake. Even the government knows it is fake. Isolation centres have been converted to something else. |
4ckyou:No mind them. There are different plants we use in brushing our teeth in ancient Benin kingdom before the coming of potoki (whites). Even religion was not brought by whites. The people of Benin worshipped God before the coming of the white. We had a church which still exist today, Holy Arosa. It's the first church in Africa. Infact what will shock many people is that religion was started by blacks not white. Read your history people, ancient Egyptian were black men and they were the people that originated writing as a result of their trade with Arabs. |
heniford2:See there is a reason why people are not allowed to display the face of a minor in crimes like rape or similar crime offences. This woman is not properly advised.she can fight for the child without displaying his face all over the internet. What this lady is doing is going to negatively affect the future of the boy take it or leave it. |
Bodexman:Actually it is a state of the mind. |
tinsel:I understand what you mean but these guys are Fulani and not escapees. You just need to travel here to see the reality. |
This was around 2009 or 2010 if I'm not mistaken. This story went viral then. I thank God for the life of the kid. |
V7place:Oga I no fit laff you. It's 2021 After the death of Christ not after his birth. So if we are to calculate the year after his birth it might even be 2040 or 2030. |
SocialJustice:It is you that should use your brain. If for example I kidnap you and your family report to the police that they don't know your whereabouts. The police are searching for you and suddenly I start making calls demanding for ransom using your phone, if tracking was possible; are they not suppose to know my whereabouts by tracking your phone and arresting me? Continue defending this useless government. Not everyone is stupid. |
Kidnappers that kidnap people and continue to make calls for ransom have not been tracked na you Dem one track. How useless can such govt be? |
What I know is that in Nigeria here COVID 19 is fake. The fake covid19 is in Nigeria. |
Cyberterror:This thread is making me laugh i swear. It seems most people here didn't take economics as a serious subject in secondary school. Most of my students in SS 2 will conveniently answer this question. |
Arrewa:With sticks and Dane guns. Smh |
markidoo:Let it turn to anything. It can never be as bad as boko haram. My only fear is the type of gun they are suppose to use in engaging boko haram. This is a suicide mission |
Can't labour be scrapped? I think they've outlive their usefulness. The legislature should start looking into scrapping the useless organisation |
Pelxmiye:It is very real. A foreign media even carried an independent investigation on them and found out they were real. Most of them were fired after Buhari won the second term. But immediately after the #endsars they have been reinstated. Two of those names you mentioned are part of them. |
mcquin:May God bless you |
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