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Bring on the article and thread. It's not new, all Nairalanders are aware. And we have disproved it as not out of place. You can bring them on again. |
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Opoki:What way? Ask the ignorant cleric. REP S NIG:Another fool. |
It is not that a certain part of the country felt that it is their turn, there is the unwritten constitution in Nigeria that supports rotation of public offices. From Ahmed AbdulQadri(a northerner) to Paul Ogwuma, Joseph Sanusi, Chukwuma Soludo(all southerners), it is not debatable that a northerner should be the next. So it is not the northerners that 'felt' it is their turn, it is what your convention(actually written, as Federal Character) supports. And Sanusi is one of the best from the North. So go blame your constitution, written and unwritten, first!!! Well, SLS never lobbied for it. He was invited to come and serve, and like you said, he had ambition to become emir, so did he have to reach the peak of his banking career. After all, foremost banker, Oladele Olasore, ex-FBN CEO like Sanusi and Nigeria's Banker of the Year 1988, is also now an Oba in Osun state. So what's wrong in having ambition to become a king? How has that meant you cannot reach the peak of your professional career? And it's only a plus -not a must- that he should have written articles for journal. If he's good enough to become FBN CEO, beating southerners in the board to it, he is good enough for CBN. |
Mugu and Maga don enter wikipedia. |
Being oblivious of politics doesnt make one sillly. Everybody has areas of interest. Some, it's sports, some it's technology i.e a 30 year old may not be able to engage teenagers in sports history and knowledge, or latest inventions in the world of technology. It is when a teenager is totally oblivious of all these or more that you can draw conclusion, although versatility requires knowing something about everything. |
Lanre, Well, I never said the North is more educated than the south, what I always have issue with is this belief by some even below average southerners that the mere fact that they are southerners automatically confers knowedge superiority on them above a northerner. As for the conspiracy theory, well, God help you if you believe it. But I dont believe it and the Sanusi I know I'm sure can never be a party to it. Period! |
3 CONFIRMED ATTENDEES TO DATE 1, Jarus 2 Majoroller 3, Ifyalways We had not less than 20 attendees in each of the last 3 we had in 2009 and 2010, what's happening this time year? |
2pm abi 2 am? |
violent:Technically possibile due to the fact that the variables involved(lecturers, faculty) can be manipulated to achieve the result, but practically almost impossible due to these factors: 1, It involves cooperation of at least 70% of your lecturers from year 1 to final, some outside your dept, Nigerian universities have not become that bad. Principled lecturers still exist in good percentage who will not be party to such. 2, For one to stand a chance of being 'lifted' he should be a 2-1 material by self-efforts at least. A strong 2-1 material should not have much problem defending 1-1. 3, Sleeping for marks and sorting are usually almost the exclusive preserve of those that struggle not to fail or not to have caary over or spill over or 'let me just graduate'. Most 1-1 and strong 2-1 people have some decency and will hardly fall low to sleep with lecturers for marks. A sane lecturer will not give a 'runz' person A, can only push from fail to maybe E or C. So it is hardly possible, practically, but these factors can be beaten though. But in my own school I knew, you can NEVER make it by runz, because apart from the many principledl lecturers who are ready to even expose colleagues, everybody in class nay school knows your capacity, so most 1-1 grads are well known and progress followed right from year 1. Everybody in class knows the usual A-getters and no lecturer dare give A to ano undeserving unkown quatity by sorting or sleeping. |
Nonsense. |
Most people that 'sor't do so just to graduate, not to have First Class. First Class goes with a lot of societal expectations that no sane lecturer or department will dash it by runz. I put forward this rejoinder when someone rubbished First Class degree in a newspaper article last year: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/in-defence-of-first-class-degree/76521/ By God's special grace of God, I am a First Class Grad and an ICAN award winner. I couldnt have 'sorted' my way out in both. Ditto for the tens of First Class grads I know. |
Exactly my thought. Interesting. Na wa o. |
Ajk, abeg clear the spam above me. |
Ify na confirmed igbo o. But alhamdulilah guided to Islam by Allah. |
I also saw this Frontbot when i, inexplicably, found myself on the shoutbox archive yesterday. So who be frontbox? A humanbeing or a bot worked out to auto-send topics to frontpage? Pardon my naivete o |
Ify, you dey Naija? Interesting. |
I dont have the soft copy. |
df2006:Isn't it funny that when a southerner rises to top position, it is because of his brilliance, but when a northerner rises to same position, it is because of govt connection? Some people are still living in incurable delusion, where, deceived by their la cram la pour degree, they think they are the only ones that are educated. Anyway, being someone that selects whom I engage or which posts I respond to, I'm sorry I responded to your post(even though it was directed at me), for, aside the grammar somersaults, it's doesnt meet the basic standard of reason I look for in posts worthy of my response. |
emmke:I thought I was the one that observed this. Or some people who believe watching EPL on DSTV is where football ends. don401:Now, the debate is getting ridiculous. |
Remii:Thanks egbon, we don celebrate am for FB b4 ![]() |
semid4lyfe:Abi jare. To think I may not have even seen it if not sent to hp ![]() |
Happy Birthday, one of my 3 mentors in Corporate Nigeria. Short of points, haters are even questionging your age. Out of their ignorance, they dont know that you're from a well-to-do family, that you attended St Anne School Kaduna, a Christian school and one of the elitist in Kaduna then, then proceeded from Kano to Lagos as an 11 years old to compete with the best from the South at the prestigious Kings College, Lagos, one of the best in the country then before finishing from ABU at 20 years in 1981. They didnt know that banking gurus like Atedo Peterside had been your friend from KC. They keep calling you aboki, not knowing that you're more Lagosian than many of them and had been a Lagos boy from 11 years of age. Happy Birthday, Sanusi. |
This conspiracy theory is just nauseating to me. Did they tell you they are interested in banking sector? If they are, isn't Dangote moneyed enough to raise 25B to float a bank? The North has never been dominant in the Financial services sector from time immemorial, even when we had 89 banks, only 2 or 3 can be called a northern bank. Their primary area is commodity trading/manufacturing. The whole issue of northerners wanting to destroy South's banking system is mythical to me. Stop your paranoia about this North wanting to create alternative banking system for themselves. What many of you don't know is even that many of these northern businessmen will even prefer to borrow from interest-dealing institutions. |
Other sponsors, joint or lone, will be welcomed for other dates, preferably Saturday or Sunday. |
THANKS. 13TH FIXED HERE IS ANNOUNCING THE FIRST EDITION OF 2011 NAIRALANDERS' IFTAR: DATE: SATURDAY, RAMADAN/AUGUST 13, 2011 VENUE: LEKKI PHASE 1, IKATE ROUNDABOUT, LEKKI-AJAH EXPRESSWAY, LAGOS(exact house no to be communicated later) TIME: 6.00 - 7.30 PM Register your intention to attend by copying and updating the list below: 1, Majoroller 2, Jarus |
Balanced view from SK there. Being one of the first people I discuss latest political developments with, I remember BBMing SK that day Abati released the tenure statement and from his response, I knew he would not join the crowd of blanket critics. I must say after reading this SK's article later(Sunday) he at least convinced me that we should subject it to robust debate(and I'm sure it wont scale that), rather than first shout it down. |
Jazakumullahu khaeran majorolla for racing to the reward again. If we want to do a Saturday, then we have these options: Saturday August 6/Ramadan 6 Saturday August 13/Ramadan 13 Saturday August 20/Ramadan 20 Saturday August 27/Ramadan 27 |
Conspiracy theorists on the prowl. If you think the North needs to destroy the 'Southern-dominated banking system before it establishes itself in the sector, then you don't know anything. With moneybags like Dangote, Dantatas, Isiyaku Rabius, Chachangis to fund it, experienced banking veterans like Umaru Muttallab(ex-UBA MD, FBN Chair), Aliyu Abba Kyari(ex-UBA CEO), Mohammed Yahaya(ex-Union Bank CEO), Ibrahim Ayagi to supervise it, and young turks like Hassan Usman(CEO, Aso Group), Mansur Mukhtar, Shamsudeen Usman(former CBN DG), Obadiah Mailafiah(former CBN DG), and others that spread across these so-called southern banks' boards to manage it, you think the northerners cannot have at least 5 banks? The fact, they -especially their moneybags- are not just interested in that sector, and indeed not cut out for services sector generally. So keep crying hidden agenda that only exists in your imagination and those of co-travellers in that warped reasoning. |
Amin |
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