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YorubaKinging:I could see some already branding you some funny names. Leave them. The joke is on them. Their ignorance is up to high heavens. For anyone to feel that this man is a saint because he appears in the name of a Christian, it is quite laughable. Everything the Holy Book he is holding stands for he acts contrary to, how can a leader be talking from both sides of the mouth, living on sensational lies-telling life, and some feel he is for 'Christian'. I feel for them |
Impregnable101:It has been on YouTube ever since beginning of May, free for download |
darelar:Please what is the code for this? I only saw code for #3,500 for 10GB or is it that they double the data |
This is a bank. Go check what GTB is subjecting customers and their staffs to. It is insane. Banking hall is no different from market square. It is shameful. Port Harcourt GTB branches as a case study...wouldn't know if GTB Management has enough empathy for their staffs and customers in other places aside PH, in such a time as this when social distancing becomes an household name. Sometimes we wonder if we Nigerians are not less human. Where is humanity again?! |
Ultimatezlant:Very sound, and correct of you! US is great because of their many creations, inventions and economy, but their economy is not isolated from the rest of the world. US must necessarily have international relationship before its economy can have international impacts. The more nations depending on them and generally in good term with US for exports, trade and all that go with it, the better. America economy doesn't become better if what they do and produce is for only Americans. But here comes the one who is ready to scorn any leader forgetting that power is in parts. No one has it all. The present POTUS has always been very garrulous before assuming that office, and in that office, he has only advanced much more in being very reckless with words. Every nation needs other nations. |
So Sadio Mané isn't going to AFCON and shouldn't be watched out for? |
Guess who's talking? |
fiercehillz:Thank you. Is this in a bid to promote a Nigerian tribe as great or what? Emeagwali is a phenomenon, but he never invented the internet. 'Internet' wasn't even a product of a single person. Many contributed to it and then largely the PhD works of the British Sir Tim Berners-Lee blew it open. People just copy ignorance and spread it apace. |
Craigslists:As much as I don't like folks speakin in favour of yahoo, I have to concur on the bigger picture you painted. You are actually right! Cyber crime is the least of problems bedeviling Nigeria. The leaders have done so much more wickedness that yahoo seems almost like righteousness compared to their acts. Nigeria almost needs more than a miracle to be great. |
HigherEd:Subtotal of the whole thing. To God, intention(motive) is more important than action. |
Says the one who has keys to the gate of Heaven |
NobleAngell:Words on marble. Filled with wisdom! |
Even at the rate citizens are leaving the country? |
lilfreezy:Hahahaha |
Okay |
Many are so true, few are so personal. Many even have Biblical tone in them. |
Woods is finally out of the woods. His is a story of persistence, and that 'if if you fall, you can still rise.' |
sharpwriter:You are there! The name of Wigglesworth you mentioned is refreshing my memory of his acts written. |
The great flocking with the great. Maths is the progenitor of anything engineering. If you could enjoy products of engineering, know that maths is the subject to respect. Sometimes, I justify the difficulty of those pure and applied mathematics by thinking that it is as making of great feats and exploits, which if it were easy everyone would do it. Imagination gave birth to most of those maths. A reason why it is difficult to grasp by folks not given to using imagination. No wonder the beloved enigmatic Eintein said that imagination is more important than knowledge. |
[quote author=Slurity post=77355663]Wake up from your dream to reality my friend. What is the population of students then and sophistication of courses offered in those days as compared to now? If you want free education please go back to 1970s and enjoy yours.[/quote He needs to really wake up. Even aside the rise of population, where was education free nationwide at the tertiary institutions during those periods? There is nowhere world wide where government is responsible solely for education. It is a cold hard truth. The researches and quality of education then can't survive today's complex world. Our education is abysmal just because it is not driven by the best of world-class researches, technology and approaches because of funding. And government can't do it all. BUT at same time, government too has their blames really. |
It is life of who remains standing after all the ups and downs. Frustration of life is a given. Disappointment when it needs to come is a constant. But those who choose to live regardless of life punches at their faces, coupled with their preparation will always have a break. Survival of the fittest and the longest standing is real! |
9jvirgin:Hmmm |
HigherEd:Don't mind that guy. He is as ignorant as it comes. |
Almost everyone cursing the colonial masters. I don't get it. What Nigerians have done to themselves is worse that what British ever did to Nigeria. Someone said you are not a failure until you blame others for your predicament. Nigeria can't even compare to Ghana, and I doubt if they blame those who granted them independence like it is done here. If British still hold the rein in Nigeria till today, I believe it would have been better than it is today. So called Nigerian leaders are the errors which happened to the country. In as much as freedom, independence is cool and good, it comes with much more accountability and management,which the country has failed in all fronts, and still failing. Colonial Masters are not the reason corruption is dealing a bad blow to Nigeria, neither the reason why justice system is selectively handicapped. |
Your courage will soon be rewarded. The best advice has been given, which is patience. Every other person's vilifying you that you are looking for get quick rich thingy, look away from them. They would have lamented more than you if they were in your stead. However In addition, critique your approach, do passion-check at what you are doing, simply do some self-appraisal. If you don't have passion for blogging/writing, you are in for drudgery. If after 3 years, your skill and knack for writing is still suffering from majorly not knowing what to write, you really need to question if you truly have passion for writing/blogging. After 3 years, your skill of writing should have so much enhanced that you aren't struggling for what to write again. Growth and creativity should have happened to you in that realm. You wonder where and how novels writers get words and pictures from to write fictions (things that never happened) to fill hundreds of pages? You may not as well need to be doing all the three things you mentioned, only one thing that you have passion for is enough to give you a landmark break. Find your place and fill it to the brim. Linda Ikeji had done many things before finally settling down to blogging, and blogging she did for about a decade before exploding. What kept her going before her breaks? Self-examination calls on you in the long run. Whichever thing you resolve, rewards come on the train of patience. Good luck. |
Great message, wrong messenger. You once were rigged in before. Obanikoro was your accomplice-in-chief. |
Larryslim:Exactly my thought. All the songs 2face has released till date which are hits, is blackface the same person 2face stole them from? He fails to realize that you may teach someone something, but eventually be less recognized and successful as the one you taught, if at all he actually taught 2face. Just like KSA seems more popular and richer than the man who taught him how to play the gitar. It is life. But if he truly wants to claim that he is indeed talented, where are his hit releases from over the decade? Someone just wants to be relevant via hate outburst. |
Most Nigerians are active on social media, but not in carrying out civil responsibility and rejecting the excesses of government in real time. |
superior1:Especially my thought. Anyone who could believe that line would believe anything. |
doublewisdom:You don't need to be insulting because you disagree with another's opinions or because your own knowledge doesn't permit you to give in for more. Same Bible says work out your salvation with fear and with trembling; that's same salvation we already 'have' by accepting Christ; is God contradicting Himself? Definitely NO! Same Bible says no man is saved by good works also says he who does righteousness is righteous 1 John 3:7 It is rather to attest to the fact that God is not responsible for our lives 100%. You don't take one verse of the Bible and runs with it without balancing it with other Scriptures. |
Many individuals attacking the messenger never finished reading the 'treatise' by Dele Momodu. It is a proof that sychophants live by ignorance, blind-followership and delusion much more than anything. Regardless of how the messenger is perceived, the message has truths embedded in it. APC or PDP, power will always elude you some day, it is how you handled power while in your grasp that determines if history will be kind to you or not. |
That was Vien Tetsola or so that year. One of them, most likely 2face, dated her. |
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