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Ungrateful wicked man. Now I'm sure he would want to blame it on the rain |
Are you sure it's because of bad roads or 'bad head' or bad manners or bad association. Don't blame it on the road, blame it on yourself. |
In Africa, the beginning of madness is nudity |
I love pregnancy for one thing, it is an open secret. You chop am in secret but exposes you in the open . |
I used to think there is no basis for comparing a Teacher with a Bricklayer but a recent event change my line of thinking. I went to visit a friend at a construction site around Meiran in Lagos two days ago, and almost immediately I got there I noticed that one of the Bricklayers working there was being called TEACHER by his co-workers. I wondered what would make his colleagues be calling him Teacher, could it be that he is so good that he even trains his colleagues on the job? So, I inquired about him from one of his colleagues why they refer to him as TEACHER, the man replied that he is actually a school Teacher. Not satisfied, I went to TEACHER himself to hear from the horse’s mouth. The man who appears to me as a man in his mid-40’s told ne his name is ADIO; he said he is actually a trained Teacher and had taught in several schools before deciding to leave the Teaching profession for Bricklaying. When I asked him why he left Teaching he said ‘things are hard in this country and the mingy, chintzy, niggard school owners make things harder for their workers with the way they treat them thereby; making it difficult for someone like me to feed myself and family. Even the peanuts, meagre pellet which they are expected to pay at the end of the month, the avaricious, penurious and tight-fisted proprietors find it difficult to part with them. It is either they are short-paying or under-paying or not paying. By the end of the month you as an ‘educated pauper’ are actually living from hands to mouth like a blind shrew I asked him why Bricklaying of all jobs, ‘I taught professionally as a school Teacher with both my NCE and Degree Certificates for over 20 years yet I have nothing to show for it but since almost 3 years now that I’ve fully embrace Bricklaying things have been more than better. God has been too faithful to me and by His Grace by December I will be moving into my own cosy and comfy house at Atan in Ogun State. What I couldn’t achieve for more than 20 years as a Teacher I’ve been able to do so in less than 3 years as a Mason. If reincarnation is true then, in my next life I would choose Bricklaying over Teaching over and over again.’ ADIO said. |
I used to think there is no basis for comparing a Teacher with a Bricklayer but a recent event change my line of thinking. I went to visit a friend at a construction site around Meiran in Lagos two days ago, and almost immediately I got there I noticed that one of the Bricklayers working there was being called TEACHER by his co-workers. I wondered what would make his colleagues be calling him Teacher, could it be that he is so good that he even trains his colleagues on the job? So, I inquired about him from one of his colleagues why they refer to him as TEACHER, the man replied that he is actually a school Teacher. Not satisfied, I went to TEACHER himself to hear from the horse’s mouth. The man who appears to me as a man in his mid-40’s told ne his name is ADIO; he said he is actually a trained Teacher and had taught in several schools before deciding to leave the Teaching profession for Bricklaying. When I asked him why he left Teaching he said ‘things are hard in this country and the mingy, chintzy, niggard school owners make things harder for their workers with the way they treat them thereby; making it difficult for someone like me to feed myself and family. Even the peanuts, meagre pellet which they are expected to pay at the end of the month, the avaricious, penurious and tight-fisted proprietors find it difficult to part with them. It is either they are short-paying or under-paying or not paying. By the end of the month you as an ‘educated pauper’ are actually living from hands to mouth like a blind shrew I asked him why Bricklaying of all jobs, ‘I taught professionally as a school Teacher with both my NCE and Degree Certificates for over 20 years yet I have nothing to show for it but since almost 3 years now that I’ve fully embrace Bricklaying things have been more than better. God has been too faithful to me and by His Grace by December I will be moving into my own cosy and comfy house at Atan in Ogun State. What I couldn’t achieve for more than 20 years as a Teacher I’ve been able to do so in less than 3 years as a Mason. If reincarnation is true then, in my next life I would choose Bricklaying over Teaching over and over again.’ ADIO said. |
I used to think there is no basis for comparing a Teacher with a Bricklayer but a recent event change my line of thinking. I went to visit a friend at a construction site around Meiran in Lagos two days ago, and almost immediately I got there I noticed that one of the Bricklayers working there was being called TEACHER by his co-workers. I wondered what would make his colleagues be calling him Teacher, could it be that he is so good that he even trains his colleagues on the job? So, I inquired about him from one of his colleagues why they refer to him as TEACHER, the man replied that he is actually a school Teacher. Not satisfied, I went to TEACHER himself to hear from the horse’s mouth. The man who appears to me as a man in his mid-40’s told ne his name is ADIO; he said he is actually a trained Teacher and had taught in several schools before deciding to leave the Teaching profession for Bricklaying. When I asked him why he left Teaching he said ‘things are hard in this country and the mingy, chintzy, niggard school owners make things harder for their workers with the way they treat them thereby; making it difficult for someone like me to feed myself and family. Even the peanuts, meagre pellet which they are expected to pay at the end of the month, the avaricious, penurious and tight-fisted proprietors find it difficult to part with them. It is either they are short-paying or under-paying or not paying. By the end of the month you as an ‘educated pauper’ are actually living from hands to mouth like a blind shrew I asked him why Bricklaying of all jobs, ‘I taught professionally as a school Teacher with both my NCE and Degree Certificates for over 20 years yet I have nothing to show for it but since almost 3 years now that I’ve fully embrace Bricklaying things have been more than better. God has been too faithful to me and by His Grace by December I will be moving into my own cosy and comfy house at Atan in Ogun State. What I couldn’t achieve for more than 20 years as a Teacher I’ve been able to do so in less than 3 years as a Mason. If reincarnation is true then, in my next life I would choose Bricklaying over Teaching over and over again.’ ADIO said. |
I used to think there is no basis for comparing a Teacher with a Bricklayer but a recent event change my line of thinking. I went to visit a friend at a construction site around Meiran in Lagos two days ago, and almost immediately I got there I noticed that one of the Bricklayers working there was being called TEACHER by his co-workers. I wondered what would make his colleagues be calling him Teacher, could it be that he is so good that he even trains his colleagues on the job? So, I inquired about him from one of his colleagues why they refer to him as TEACHER, the man replied that he is actually a school Teacher. Not satisfied, I went to TEACHER himself to hear from the horse’s mouth. The man who appears to me as a man in his mid-40’s told ne his name is ADIO; he said he is actually a trained Teacher and had taught in several schools before deciding to leave the Teaching profession for Bricklaying. When I asked him why he left Teaching he said ‘things are hard in this country and the mingy, chintzy, niggard school owners make things harder for their workers with the way they treat them thereby; making it difficult for someone like me to feed myself and family. Even the peanuts, meagre pellet which they are expected to pay at the end of the month, the avaricious, penurious and tight-fisted proprietors find it difficult to part with them. It is either they are short-paying or under-paying or not paying. By the end of the month you as an ‘educated pauper’ are actually living from hands to mouth like a blind shrew I asked him why Bricklaying of all jobs, ‘I taught professionally as a school Teacher with both my NCE and Degree Certificates for over 20 years yet I have nothing to show for it but since almost 3 years now that I’ve fully embrace Bricklaying things have been more than better. God has been too faithful to me and by His Grace by December I will be moving into my own cosy and comfy house at Atan in Ogun State. What I couldn’t achieve for more than 20 years as a Teacher I’ve been able to do so in less than 3 years as a Mason. If reincarnation is true then, in my next life I would choose Bricklaying over Teaching over and over again.’ ADIO said. |
Name that book that has greatly influenced and changed your life. |
Thanks to the internet, FG now knows they can no longer gag people from telling them the truth. Now they feel it is better they license them so that they can regulate them. By the time internet is cheaper and almost everybody can afford to set up and operate online Radio and TV stations, they will hear wen. |
HedwigesMaduro:I no understand o? |
Arresting and beating a high commissioner? What then is the fate of common Nigerians in that country? |
One good thing OBJ has done in years. |
It's a family affairs. Both are siblings from different mothers nah |
And some people still dey send their kids go boarding school No wonder most of them turn out to be tyrants or guys in the future. |
So she is richer than Beyoncee and the Kardashians? |
Stupid things stupid men do for the stupid thing called Love |
Omo, use your Msc to japa from dis corntree |
While some people wan kill themselves on MNK and IGBOHO matters |
My brother Msc dey take N15,000 |
Even though things might be tough but crime is never an excuse |
And the Foolanis keep raping your women, raiding your farm and killing your men. What a shame |
Any house built with lies is doomed to collapse quickly and without remedy. |
Ilorin.... thw cradle of the Afonjas. Even if you bring them into the light they still will never see because the blindness is incurable. |
Yorubas learning the ropes from their brothers |
No juju there,, where you kept it must have been too tight. Go and deposit it in bank ASAP |
You mean the man that was handcuffed by his successor? |
At the end of the day, APC will buy them over. Never trust Naija youth, it's all about the money |
Agbegbaorogboye:Very sorry they didn't listen |
The truth they don't want to hear |
Sseeluvu:So true. Igbos are always fighting yorubas and the yorubas are always cursing the other southerners. Hardly will you see an Hausa man criticising a Fulani man on NL Southerners unite. |
Fahdiga:Indeed! The cat of nine lives, the greatest yoruba activist of all time. |