₦airaland Forum

hotfunmi:
It's like your oga went out for a minute and you jumped on his computer to chase Funmi?

^{I never knew you use your own anal orifice to get favours from your oga.}

illusion2:
Dear Mr Vogts,
Never forget that KANU is a super-sub.

He mustn't start games,but should come in to help win games in the second half.

illusion2:
attempt to score 1st esp in d knockout stages.
u may not be lucky enough 2 recover after going down,rmber the last 3 ANCs 

ikemokuhu:
People often speak ignorantly and pose like they are the most informed. Whoever is spreading the word that Tony Elumelu had 3rd class is really ignorant. The man had a Second class degree, not from UNIBEN but from Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma.

dayokanu:
And Benitez might take actions against Hicks
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez is reportedly incensed with the recent revelation that club owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett held discussions earlier in the season with Jurgen Klinsmann, and is said to be considering legal action according to The Telegraph,   
http://goal.com/en/articolo.aspx?contenutoid=547370

ikemokuhu:
People often speak ignorantly and pose like they are the most informed. Whoever is spreading the word that Tony Elumelu had 3rd class is really ignorant. The man had a Second class degree, not from UNIBEN but from Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma.

People want to latch unto this bit of info to justify their wasted years in the university believing that they could make something out of life with poor qualification. While fantastic degrees do not guarantee success in life outside school, it prepares one for that life and imbues in the person, the culture of hardwork, discipline and the will to succeed. The reference to Bill Gates by some Nairalanders is only self-gratifying. Bill did not finish his degree programme, not because he could not cope, but because he was already driving Microsoft by the time and was far ahead of the school curriculum. I am saying this so that those who want to be like Bill Gates will try and be equipped with what Bill had and that is hot brains and relentless striving.

Even Gani Fawehinmi that was mentoned by a Nairalander is another classic example. Gani may have made a third class but he was better equipped that a lot of his schoolmates that had first class. Gani was from a poor family and was hardly in class because his struggling mother was not rich enough to give his all he needed.

Even more important is the fact that today's graduate and graduates of yesteryears are operating from different challenges. Those days, companies like UAC, Mobil, John Holt and all the public sector outfits of the time visit universities to BEG students to come work with them upon graduation. Today, the scenario is not the same. There are more job-seekers than there are jobs.
I hope Nairalanders learn from this.

Jairzinho:
My fellow kopites,should we go the Newcastle way and _fire   Rafa?  
Just thinking ,please. . . . . . I wouldn't if you ask me though

kooldamsel:
Yo,jusy got back from skuul and came across the best thread ever.UP LIVERPOOL(4 LIFE).