I am not even bothered because 'Child support' agenda can never be realised in Nigeria. Why should a woman take custody of the child, dictate to you when you will see the child and still expect you to take fatherly responsibilities? If she want the man to take fatherly responsibilities, then she should allow the man take custody of the child. If you know you can't have that, why still clamor for pecuniary help from the husband you felt is no more good for you or isn't meeting up to your expectations?
I mean, If you don't want him again, brazen it up and cut every connection you have with him. Fu*k him and any of his help, but if you think you still want some concessions from him, why leave in the first place? If it's because of the child, why not leave the child with him?
I trust Nigerian lawmakers, such proposition can never see the light of the day.
tete7000: Many people are aware of this. The issue is that you often confront police at points where it is safer to let them access the phone than argue with them. You don't want some gang of criminals in police uniform to put incriminating charges against you in a defenceless position. In the long run, it will be their words against your own. Wisdom is profitable, fight only for your right when your back is covered. Ti owo eni o ba te eku ada, eyan o ki bere iku to pa baba eni. Proverb of the elders.
Jajjaja Owe eleyi tun lagbara ooo Iyen ni pe, ti owo Eni o ba le di ada mu daada, ki o ma Bere iku ti o pa baba re nitoripe ti won ba so fun, o le gba ibe ku
Otedola just posted a video of himself jumping Molue from Sango to Agege The funny thing is that no one in the bus recognised him. It is actually trending on twitter.
���� Femi Otedola is a Nigerian businessman, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and chairman of Forte Oil PLC, an importer of fuel products.
What would have been your reaction if you were in the 'Molue' with him?
aribisala0: I think everything I wrote is wasted on you.
WHY are our graduates inept? How do we stop them being "inept" by prayer? No ! By Vision By strategy?
Anyone without vision is not a leader in my book raising buildings all over the place is not the issue
What is the 20 year people development strategy sector by sector
Goverment could very easily have given JB a Nigerian only policy 20 years ago and they would have invested in our people. Government has not done anything to make them thing of training and exposing Nigerian engineers. Fashola geve billions in contracts to Chinese without any skill transfer clause
The point is our politicians do not get this human capital thing. The ability to build airplanes is not handed down in the same way as the ability to build anthills. It is done by deliberate strategy
We do not even have the ability too manage hotels. How many of our top hotels are run by Nigerians. They bring people here on cross posting to improve them but will not do the same for your people unless you make them. That means even knowing that you should ask
Now you are Generalising Equipping the undergraduates with the needed skills isn't the job of Lagos State Govt as there is little they can do. If any is to make impact, it is the federal government.
Such grievance about the undergraduates not performing up to par should be directed to the federal govt.
If Julius Berger is to recruit, she is not to recruit only those from Lagos state, or those that schooled in Lagos. What say do Lagos state have in Unilag? Let's say the lag govt should have done better with Lasu, but then, If the overall do not grow, how do you expect the parts to grow?
Lagos govt even tried in their assiduous impact in Lasu by reducing the fee to 25k. To you, isn't that part of development?
Should have included the Nigerian Clause to the contract? What if it was and the foreign companies rejected such offer?
To train Nigerians to be able to do them? remember that it takes years to fully equipped them with such Intelligence, are you saying Lag govt should wait till they are fully equipped before work can commence?
I want you to remember that the people are clamoring for instant gratification, they don't want to hear stories about some Nigerians being trained before road constructions or hotel management could commence, the citizens want to see the job done instantly.
In fulfilling this, the govt will always have to make some negative concessions to the foreign companies in satisfying the thirst of the people it governs.
First you must have a curriculum even fo skill acquisition
What is the content of the curriculum. How is it set and who is qualified to deliver it.
How many of such do we need and where will we get them?
Even in crude measures like WAEC and so on Lagos went backward under Fashola.
See I am not here to discredit him just to say he is a vicctim of the illusion that infrastructure is development.
Infrastructure is development if you build it for yourselves not when foreigners build it for you and you people are stagnant.
the Oyinbo senior Engineers we se at Julius Berger were not born when the company started operation in Nigeria this is more insultingg when you know that Julius Berger gets virtually all its jons in Nigeria.
True to some extent. Curriculum? See, I was once a teacher. They overhauled many things in the educational system. You can ask anyone you know. About the Julius Berger you mention, Yea, I also had speculations on that. I really feel bad seeing that the senior engineers are foreigners. What they do most is the supervisory work and measurement. Then you ask, can't Nigerians fill in these positions?
But then, it might not be their fault. Some Graduates are inept in areas that they should be a psychic/Guru in. Companies are not ready to train them because If they should weigh the cost of doing that, it will be too Exorbitant and those recruits trained might leave the job later on. So, it's not worth the risk. This make companies to go for ready made 'oyinbo' Blame Nigerian Universities.
aribisala0: I am not quite sure I will call them "leaders"
They are elitist and cater to their self interest FIRST. People focus a lot on "projects" but their investment in human capital development or even recognition of need for that is weak
Just like Awolowo recognized the value of education someone needs to recognxe the nature of IT, its potential for separating countries into winners and losers and invest in that. Mathematics education needs investment as do apprenticeships of all kinds. We hardly see this all we see is concrete and steel but after more than 40 years in Nigeria Julius Berger still use Oyinbo Engineers who were born after Julius Berger arrived.
The reality is Fashola did very little in terms of education and health in Lagos.He was not focused on the same people he went round throwing presents at during Ambode's campaign Lagos State does not have a water strategy and there clearly is no waste strategy
The transport strategy is speculative
Won't have to debunk your statements but will have to shed light on some matters
I don't know if you are living in the old lagos, jeez! I mean, how can you say Fashola's contribution in Education is infinitesimal? Bro, I swear Fashola is one of the Governors that made a humongous impact in the area of education. I mean, should I talk about the building of new secondary schools? Maybe I should say something about the renovation of the existing ones Truth be told, without being bias... Fashola contributed much in the area of education. Even Ambode hasn't done well in terms of education as he did. What I see Ambode doing is the construction of roads. He is trying in that aspect
kimbraa: The rate at which a majority of Nigerian youths support and have the crave to engage in financial crimes, I just wonder what the next generation are to learn from these future parents.
To this one, bringing money into the economy justifies crime. When the whites become wiser as they're getting by the day, y'all will start robbing yourselves.
Unfortunate millionaire!
Have you heard of virus and antivirus before? * That is what we call scam.
HeyCorleone: Erigga is an illiterate obviously, that is why he would make such stupid statement.
If there's anyone to pay for the crime of slavery, it should be African chiefs. Yes. African chiefs were the ones who sold their fellow kinsmen for nirros. African chiefs and kings were the ones who resorted to kidnapping people in foreign lands, and staging wars just to get more saves. Have you seen the film Roots? Kunta Kinte was captured by fellow Black men. So what is this fuse with white men? They only bought slaves for work. Our African chiefs should have resisted the deal in the first place independently. But no. They'd rather sell their own kinsmen.
So don't blame the white man alone.
Thank God you said only the white men shouldn't be blamed, that means they are part of the blame.
Now, there is a longer sentence for those that buy goods from thieves than the thieves themselves. The justification they gave to it was, if you don't buy from them, they will be discouraged to steal in the first place. Hope you get my gist
And what I wrote ain't in congruence with what is being discussed but on what you said. SHALOM.
And here I am
Thinking maybe Nigeria makes use of 'Firewood' to source for electricity.
So whenever rain falls, they have to wait till the fire wood dries up.
wenebunwo: 10 BIGGEST LIES TOLD IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES
Coming in as a Year one student into the University is always challenging, considering the fact that you were or maybe naive to this new academic environment. Your senior colleagues or lecturers may tell you 10 types of lies which may turn out to be “true.” List of Lies
#1 So and so lecturer’s course is very hard and you can’t even bribe him.
#2 Not all of you will make it to Year two.
#3 That some students may force you to join cult or else you die.
#4 You must see a final year student struggling to pass a Year one carry over course.
#5 Another lie, it’s hard to graduate without having a carry over history in this department.
#6 The government will send you abroad for studies if you graduate as First Class student.
#7 The VC is building a conducive environment for learning, but some students were robbed twice a week.
#8 A big lie, nobody fails in final year
#9 Rootless lie, you will fail if you are too serious with fellowship.
#10 Painful lie, there will be no more school fees increase or ASUU strike for the rest of the session.
Uncle Lala.
The infamous Mod.
One thing Ththat made me like lalasticlala is his love for snake.
Hope the wife knows snake is Lala's best food.
Issa lalasticlala there.
I kowtow for you oo.
Hmm, this oo Ehn. How come it's mostly Yoruba lecturers that you make mention of, apart from the lecturer at calabar? I am smelling envy and animosity.
That being said, the Government should find a way to curtail this menace. It is not just embarrassing to us locally, but it is a disgrace to each and everyone of us internationally. Chaii