₦airaland Forum

MacLovington: The problem has been there a long time.

Many Northerners were sent to southern boarding schools even 30 years back. I had many of them as mates. They were often kids of army officers and federal civil servants who had worked in the south before and saw the difference. When transferred to the North, they sent their sons back south to study. These guys are engineers, accountants etc today.

andromida: What about just 1 almajiri child in northern Nigeria to be sponsored from primary to tertiary stage of education.? In your hurry to judge and put someone to shame you forget justice and sincerity. If you ever thought of raising funds for one almajiri child at a time we know how far that can go. Being poor is relative. Most of you here are poor in comparison to many rich people which begs the question how poor can oyedepo's sister be? Is she poor in comparism to him? Is she unmarried?Is she a widow? Is she unable to eat three square meals and unable to take care of her children? How old is she? what does she do for a living?

I am certain that some of you have poorer relatives that you have not looked at or thought of in years,poorer than this woman whose so called lack is being celebrated If you have ever bothered to be this nice to the poor in your neighbourhood,your family tree,your mosques, Nigeria will be better for it. but all the same the one wey una fit make una do am. This is not to discourage you guys but to search yourselves.

If at all the story is true.

semid4lyfe: I'm surprised this thread wasn't started by Jarus

GboyegaD: Perhaps she was faking her reading like many people do in the school I graduated from. Although it worked for some, it worked against some. A typical example is you seeing some people going to read even before the start of lecture and some silly friends would go with them because they want to be percieved as serious not minding if they gain anything from the act or not. In my case, I missed classes a lot and it had its effect but one thing I do to help me is cooking for my friends when tests and exams are fast approaching and that way, they summarize everything for me and it really worked however, I have learnt to start reading on my own now.

Seun: Start by visiting her. Then if she has any other needs, you can take it from there.

GboyegaD: Why take it so personal?

antitpiah: Liverpool is the king of England; more trophies, more fans etc
Barca = UI. Ife is yet to produce a Nobel Laureate.

Jsrus, always wrong, always unable to justify his First Class from Ife. SMH!

eledalo: Jarus is having an orggggasm somewhere!

antitpiah: How can you read something that has been expunged'from the syllabus'? rofl. This is why I like coming here, reminds of my history and the peculiarity of Naija English. Using big words in nonsensical context.

Roseey0: Its one tin to read,and anotin to pass,making a gud result isnt only achieved frm jacking 24/7.You hv to undastand your lecturers and wat they want,work with past qstions,get the opinion of your seniors and get to knw how to go about diffrnt questions for diffrnt lecturer.U can make it if only u dont give up

semid4lyfe: YES. . .he played some great footie towards the latter stages of last season but I'll never use the word brilliant to qualify Mikel as a player. BRILLIANT was Makalele (at Chelsea)



Question is, is Mikel the only player playing this "underrated" position in football?





If other players playing exactly his role score goals, why shouldn't he?



VERY TRUE. . .and I couldn't agree more. In fact, it's what he does best.



[i]FA FA FOUL. . .big lie . Mikel no sabi tackle, intercept & win balls and break down opposing attacks. He's always running after opposing players when they've passed him. He's only good at collecting ball from the back four, holding on to it and throwing short passes.

All in all, Lampard is just being a good team mate.

tribalism: @jarus
who do you think you are addressing here. they already have your Resume or CV and so does not need to ask anyone. don't make yourself look little except you are.

JaaizTech: Keep having faith in Allah, there are many Muslims in your shoes, whom have faced so many difficulties in either seeking jobs or admissions simply because they are muslims. My sister also faced the same thing once, but now she works in NLNG, and yes with her Hijab.I faced something similar, but Alhamdulilahi I was still successful.[b]Christians always try to use their position to either oppress or bully muslims to join them, talk about Intercontinental Bank [/b]and many other places...

olawalebabs: Where is tunyus? she did a good job in updating us last year. Bro. Jarus, your number is not going through what is the prob.