Foolish Comment from a very foolish person. You're part of the problem of Nigeria. FOOL

mach7:
Great one from Mr. President and Mr. Governor.

To those who are crying more than the bereaved on the Rivers situation, and to those whispering evil advice in Mr. Governor's ear, ntooorrrrr!!!!

Rivers will have peace, Nigeria will have peace.

N.B. Nonetheless, Mr. Governor should find a way to reconcile with Mr. Super Minister. Mr. Super Minister is Mr. Governor's boss and benefactor. He should not bite the hand that fed him.

Ingratitude doesn't pay, it will haunt Mr. Governor in the future if he does not repent his ways and the fake friends (in the guise of elders and tribal warlords) around him will be nowhere to be found.

It is a problem

I hav

Whoever

chigoziri2403:
It's your first time in the church
Its okay to feel ostracised
With time, you will feel among
Probably buy a few trousers and brush up your queen's English
As for speaking in tongues...... Maybe you learn a foreign language or an indigenous language like efik or birom

Does Efik language sound like tongues to you 😂😂

STUPID FOOL

Goodconcept78:
THE FRAUD OBI WAS NO WHERE TO BE FOUND DURING END SARS. NOW HE IS USING THE END SARS TENSION TO GAIN SYMPATHY AMONGST THE YOUTHS SO AS TO ACHIEVE HIS AGENDA.

NO WONDER THEY LABELLED HIM AS AN OPPORTUNIST

HE WONT EVER SMELL THE PRESIDENTIAL SEAT NOR EVEN LAGOS POLITICAL PRESENCE.

GRV HAS NO PLACE IN LAGOS POLITICAL SPACE. MAKE HE DEY GO ENUGU

THANK YOU

FOOL

CoronaVirusRelo:
Peter Obi is so good with it!


Capitalizing on the situation of people to campaign!

He has exploited the handicapped, hungry and the mentally unstable.

I have never seen or read about a desperate politician like Peter

Firstly, Congratulations Brother on your testimony.

Indeed, God has been so faithful to me. I'm not sick or broke. In the area of my career, he has been also very faithful.

I got a opportunity to speak on a global stage in Malaysia. God be blessed.

lhordspy:
Pandora liar.

And una sure say this man no dey sleep for media houses for interview.

Clown. You go soon dey scrub toilets, dey mop floor for media houses.

Very desperate thing.

You're a BIG FOoooL

Villa12:
I'm actually not a Yoruba but I've lived in Yoruba land, Lagos precisely for long

Any Yoruba, Hausa or fulani man and woman campaigning for Obi should have a rethink and retrace their step back. Though this isn't supposed to be so but you see those IGBOS have turned this election to tribalistic one. They have even turn it to religious one

I will support and vote for Tinubu. He has more achievements, antecedents and legacies to point at as a governor and when he left government than EVERY other contestants

Tinubu is very much accommodating and tolerance than other contestants. IGBOS are taking political position in Lagos. IGBOS are civil servants in Lagos and other South western states. IGBOS are doing businesses freely in Lagos and other south western region

Please go to any eastern state to see if you'd see any Yoruba or Hausa man as ordinary councillor. It is a TABOO to the Igbo

To them their igbo president in form of Obi is the best after bread and butter while others are nothing to write home about. Support Tinubu or Atiku and watch them curse, bash or threaten you. They accused you of being paid for supporting Tinubu or Atiku while them are doing it freely. They always insult the Fulani and Hausas and call them all sorts of names. They even call them cow, almajiri etc. They insult the Yorubas calling them fulani slaves. They condemned Nigeria as a country. Claiming Nigeria is a ZOO

ACHIEVEMENT- I WILL VOTE TINUBU
TOLERANCE & ACCOMMODATING- I WILL VOTE TINUBU

For the northerners who reside in the north you can ask any of your family or friends living in Lagos and other South western states they will tell you how Yoruba are so friendly, loving and accommodating. Go to the state headquarter at Alausa ikeja you'll see igbos holding top position without any discrimination

Go to east and see how all positions are occupied completely by all igbos.

An average IGBOS are resentful, spiteful, hateful, bittered et al. They literally see themselves better, superior and more sophisticated than other tribes.

PLEASE verify this my claim if you aren't aware of it and make a decision on who to campaign and vote for

I leave you to your conscience

FOOL

LL.B is not a skill, it is a certificate like every other. Obtaining it does not guarantee success by any means. Get your facts right.

Idiko1:
LLB is equally a skill and a special one for the matter. It appears you have interest in law, and I say go for it. Not every lawyer is jobless.

Thank you senior colleague, I pray he listens to sound advice.

ofuonyebi:
My friend, i will give you sincere advise from my wealth of experience as a Lawyer and Author..Many Lawyers are in the chambers, hungry and looking for what to eat today while some are in the unemployment market
Wole Soyinka became a great man and celebrity in Nigeria today by the skill of writing books
despite making third class from the university...

Some of his colleagues that made first class including Law, are no where to be found today..
Go and study Law to give you education...if you have the means BUT you need an entrepreneurship career to keep out of hunger tomorrow
my son has B.Sc bt leant electrical and solar energy production and repairs after youth service and is doing well with it BUT not with certificate.

Go and get a copy of my Book> "Career Development And the Problems of Unemployment in Nigeria-Time for a Paradigm Shift"...it is still the best seller today in Nigeria.....just #1k only....nanofuonyebi@yahoo.com

I have painstakingly and diligently read your post and I have decided to take out my time to advise you. Let me start this way, most of the folks giving you advice on this platform are not lawyers so be wary of their advice. I am a practicing young lawyer in my twenties, so I'll be in a better position to advise you here. I graduated with a second class upper from the University and also finished with a second class upper from the Nigerian Law School, Lagos Campus. I am currently working as an associate in a law firm managed by a Senior Advocate in Victoria Island, Lagos. I had to state the above so that you will know that I am not a push-over lawyer or a mediocre.

You have raised four pertinent issues in your post which I will go ahead to deal with seriatim.

Issue 1: Do you suggest I go on to study Law?
In my honest opinion, I do not advise that you study law. Even though I studied law, I ensured that none of my siblings did. Let me be practical with you. The legal climate in Nigeria is a very unpredictable one which makes it very difficult for young lawyers to succeed. I cannot count how many friends of mine have moved on to other professions or career paths. One of my mentors branched out to accounting and did his ICAN and ACCA together and now works at KPMG. He is not doing anything related to law in his new employment but is purely doing roles relating to tax and audit. There are other folks I know who have transitioned to other fields out of frustration. I am currently pursuing an MBA because I intend to transition from law to business. Last week, I was at the Nigerian Law School, Lagos to do something and I saw the number of students who recently enrolled, they were so many. I simply shook my head in pity of the system. Don't be deceived by those who say, your fate is different. It is not! In fact, you stand the chance of ending up in a low-class law firm with a meager salary even if you graduate with a second-class upper. I have friends who graduated with a second-class upper earn second to nothing in some law firms around CMS/TBS. I, therefore, resolve this issue by advising you to pick a far easier 4-year course and leave this 6-year course that may not even support your big dreams later in life. The number of lawyers churned out by the Nigerian Law School is alarming, and most of them are all heading to Lagos. Can you imagine that? Where else does law work if not Lagos. Imagine practicing in Cross River or Taraba, in fact with the exception of Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Lagos, law practice is not very lucrative in any other city in Nigeria. All the big law firms are situated in Lagos. So, what are your chances that you will succeed outside Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt as a lawyer? So, rethink your law dream.

Issue Two: Do you suggest I learn a skill instead?
Now to the next issue of skill, I would be very brief on this issue. Learning a skill is very important in today's value-driven world. With skill, you can exchange value for money. I have a friend who is currently a tech co-founder. I remember vividly the day we arrived in Lagos from Port Harcourt in search of better opportunities. Even though I got a job in a law firm and thought I was doing better than him within the first year of our arrival, he is currently earning 20x what I'm earning because he is so skillful in software development and has gone ahead to build his tech startup. Even my brother who recently gained admission to UNN to study civil engineering is currently taking photography lessons and will soon transition to learning technology skills. So, my dear brother, learn a skill and a good one at that. I suggest you learn a skill in technology, blockchain, crypto, and online commerce.

Issue 3: Should this skill be handwork or soft skill?
I have extensively dealt with this in issue 2 above. Soft skills pay more and are less stressful. However, if you have a flair for handiwork, let your passion take the lead. But think technology in all you do.

Issue 4: What profitable skill do you advise that I learn?
I have extensively dealt with this in Issue 2 and 3 above. Technology-driven skills are more profitable.

In all my brother, I don't know why I'm going all out to advise you, but please take my advice as my younger brother. You can send me a message and I'll surely respond. Remember, gone are the days when titles matter, today's world is driven by ideas and skills and not mere certificates. Nigeria has seen enough lawyers. May God guide you in all you do. Amen.

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Plan to attend the Dispute Management Series (Real Estate Sector) with David Edet

Theme: RESOLVING DISPUTES IN REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

The panel will discuss recent developments in the Nigerian Real Estate Sector and the role of ADR in resolving disputes that arise from transactions within the sector.

Date : Saturday,16th October 2021.

Time: 11am prompt.

Venue: Virtual (Zoom Webinar).

Registration Link: https://www./DMS-REAL

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Mods please move to Front page.

Great story, indeed Grace abounds. Keep it up brother and never forget your source.

Kindly engage the services of an attorney. It's a very simple matter.

You can DM me to assist you with the eviction of the company in question.

Kind regards.

Mosetgg:



Learned colleague can I have your WhatsApp number?

Kindly send me a DM. This is a public platform and I can't divulge my personal mobile number.

prosper87:
In the next 6 years, I will need people like you to help me. Congrats.

May your dreams come true in six years time. Amen!

swagguElite:


Please, what's the name of that firm in Port Harcourt?
I was posted to PH for youth service. I'm currently looking for a law firm to work with, any advice would be of help.

Well, send me a DM. Can't say much on this platform.

I graduated from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka in 2017. I landed my first job in 2019 after my one year vocational Law School training in Lagos.

I worked briefly at the Port Harcourt office of one of the largest law firms in Nigeria. It wasn't quite a pleasant experience with the Managing Associate. So after NYSC year, I decided to leave the firm.

I relocated to Lagos in 2020 and landed a job in March, exactly 3 weeks before Covid-19 lockdown. I currently work for a Senior Advocate of Nigeria who is super successful.

I'm doing great, all thanks to God. They say lawyers don't earn well. Well, I'm proud to say that I'm a major exception to the rule.

Mods please push this sensational news to FP

Wow! What an achievement. Congratulations Learned Silk.