₦airaland Forum

It is indeed a trying time for Nigeria and no thanks to bad leadership at al. I am hoping that one day and sometimes very soon Nigeria will begin to get it right.

Until we stop deceiving ourselves there cannot be any meaningful change. Imaging one indicted and yet allowed to appear in court with teeming supporters. Excuse me who is deceiving who?

In your own view do you think the equality proposal between men and women is possible; even looking at it from the angle of creation?

Year back my dream came inside Molue in Lagos, going from Oshodi to Orilowo-Ejigbo. And I know one day, my dream will surely come to pass. Nigeria education products will one day be able to solve the unique problem of Nigeria society better; courtesy the products of my dream university. Enough of this certification system!

Good initiative. I believe its a way of exposing the students. God bless CU. One day I will establish a world class university right here in Nigeria. So help me God!

Good strength and long life to the king. Ibadan land shall experience more peace in his reign. God bless the king, the land and the country at large. And me too o!

This is wisdom talking! But did you say "8 points". This is far more than that. Singular stream of income can no longer do in Nigeria today. Whatever you can think, whatever you can do with your hand; as long as it is legitimate, quickly pursue to increase your income. Information marketing is one good business among others.

Kudos! Blow your trumpet or else no one will blow it for you. Let the charity begin at home now!

I don't think many parents in Nigeria see that light again. Gone are the days. Proper up-bringing of children, whether female or male are now been subjected to either of these two; fashion or economy situation. The rich sees it as a fashion to send there wards to boarding house and the less privilege children are subjected to economy situation/hardship.i.e house-girl, maid,etc. Things are just changing terribly in Nigeria everyday, including loss identity, tradition, language, values and what have you.

There comes a time when a man find himself/herself at a cross road. At that point what do you do? This is the unanswered question behind many suicide committed. I have been at that cross road before and so did many. So what do you do when you don't know what to do? The simple answer is "locate the right person with the answer." There is somebody somewhere that has the answer to that predicament. Never, never give up. A book answer this big question the more, titled: "What To Do When You Don't Know When To Do".

Whatever that is needed to be done that will put a permanent end to this fuel shortage that always shows its ugly head anytime is enough. I spent close to two hours at the filling station last week just because I want to fill 5 litre jerrycan and I don't want to jump queue. May God help president Buhari and his team.

Like a popular old juju music, "Jumoke let them say". Who says it is beauty that makes greatness? It is not by "makeup"; but "made-of". It is the work of the favour of God and not excluding individual effort/diligence. In the days of Queen Esther in the Word of God, who saysshe was the most beautiful? A closer look will show to you that even Jumoke' case is far better; yet God turned an orphan to a queen. I just fear God! He brings down some so as to lift up others. "Mo gbadura fun ara mi ant enikan ti yoo se Amin nla; oore ati iyanu ibugbamu bi bombu ti gbogbo aye yoo gbo ni Olorun yoo se fun iwo ati emi l'osu yi." Thank God for Jumoke' life and she fulfil her destiny.

while work is on the soft copy in e-book format, the hard copy can be courier to any part of the country. anyone interested should e-mail; davidoolusola@yahoo.com. Thank you. I bodly say that NYSC is not "Now Your Suffering Continue"; rather its the beginning of greatness. Perception makes the whole difference. I am a living proof of good things about NYSC.

Good idea! Let Nigeria youths wake up to begin to make use of their potentials. Enough of allowing your certificate to limit/deceive you. A Yoruba proverb says it all: "atelewo eni ki tanije".

That should not be any headache at al if you carry along your authorities from the onset. That is your local inspector and the zonal inspector. But even if you had jumped the fence earlier you can still correct yourself by getting in touch with your ZI. The certificate still land with the ZI if the system has not change,so he/she will know how to keep it or get it across to you depending on the arrangement. Very simple!

Yes, i think there is a loan facilities for corps members who had finish service year and decide to opt for the facility. But of course you know Nigeria unnecessary bottle-neck wont allow easy access to such,except you know somebody at the top. I should get you more details;may be tomorrow.

Its simply innovation! Our education system was ill-designed. It has killed many in built abilities and God given potentials. It has made many blind;only too see white collar jobs. Fellow Nigerian there is greatness in you too. thank God for the garri packaging. If you will only think deeply, there is a product you too can create. What we are born to do is superior to what we are train to do.

Felt sorry for the young girl. The world is spiritual and anyone who do not desire to be a prey must go spiritual as well. And I tell you, in JESUS is the guaranteed peace.

In my opinion, I see a serious challenge with the attitude of many youths. There is lack of readiness to face life. They think everything about life ends on campus. and no sorry to Nigeria education system that focuses on certificate. Many corp members goes to service with very wrong impression, hence the abuse in different dimensions. I encourage prospective corps to see service year as one year to make difference in their own life and in service to their fatherland. I recommend a book titled: "NYSC; ONE YEAR OF DESTINY DISCOVERY".

Books available at reputable book stores, most especially in Ibadan. E.g. Bookseller limited, Universtity of Ibadan Bookshop,Odusote bookshop. The book will surely inspired you for a rewarding and fulfilled service year. Its an award winning book.

For a successful and rewarding service year, i encourage prospective corp members to get the book: 'NYSC, ONE YEAR OF DESTINY DISCOVERY'. Nigeria youths must just wake up to the reality of unemployment of our day. You can look inward anyway!

making money online is another creative way. Corp members and Nigeria youths must wake up to the reality of our day.

I won state governor' award with which i had my master' degree. corp members need to learn many things which unfortunately were not taught within the four wall of the classroom. I published a book during my service year titled; 'NYSC; ONE YEAR OF DESTINY DISCOVERY'. Prospective corp members and serving corps can lay hand on it.

Nigeria education system is actually a "potential" killer one. ill designed!