₦airaland Forum

@ jossyman
can u be of any help to me?

willing to relocate back to naij. engineering background with over 4 years of systems analysis since graduating.

@ slitty
referring to me or ?

nice graphics

@ Ajike
Identity fraud

ya welcomed

liking the pose

A naij citizen refusing a bribe to the tune of $15 million dollars. What else do we want this man to do even though their has been enuff echo of him being a tool used by obj to machete all his opponents. Fact remains that the man deserve praise/applauds cos fight against corruption is a slow painstaking one.

Long live nuhu ribadu.


Another arrowing thing troubling my mind this friday morning is the fact that a man supposedly working as a cashier (maximum rate of pay per hr at the time <£5) in london can aamazea staggering fortune to be able to offer bribe to the tune of such huge amount.
Fake or real arrest, fact remains the man has been hhumiliated hopefully be stripped of all the looted billions and if lucky spend some time in jail.

naija na wa oh

wow. only in naija

well thought off and spat out e-monkey. def second

liking the loading thing

Need to see what u look like in order to provide good analysis on what or what not the problem may be

Na wa oh. revealing all your confidential data online like dat. Very lucky that you are not in one of 'em european countries or d old US of A.
Goodluck with the search

@ blueband
Stop it dude, u really cracked me up. Goat or chicken bacon. phew!

hope u can solve within 15 minutes.

Resent to the re-advised mail addy

@ tommyex
just sent d email to: nothing@yahoo.com

my email addy is aji.akande@healthcarecommission.org.uk (you might need to check bulk)

@ tommyex
don't mind sending it to ur mail addy if u want.

why r u attacking moi? file is >600K

Sorry to disappoint guys. 2 large to attach

This teaser was used for job interview applicants in japan. The key is to solve it within 15 minutes

Your suggestions are good. But in the meantime what do you do to the rogues that keep us in a deficit and make the country uninhabitable to foreign investors other than tbe oil sector? You can educate the grassroots all you want, but if the criminal elements in Nigeria are not dealt with, no amount of education can help. You may increase taxes all you want, but if the "pocketeers" keep stealing the taxes as we have now, we are not going anywhere anytime soon.

We need people like us (young gunz)with life changing ideas to revolt (a major rally round aso rock) that will cripple movement of cars in and out of the villa will surely make the rogues realise ordinary citizens of Nigeria have suffered for long and it's about time to change guards.
Our problem is we Nigerians like to talk the talk rather than walk the walk, we have to stand up and be counted, do what we believe in not what we are told to do (Don't get me wrong i totally support law and order) but we are always very quick to accept our fate and let the rogues determine our future.

We are suppose to be practising democracy now which should enable people to express freedom of speech so making relevant noise alongside taking definite and rigid actions will do us a lot of good.

My take-investing in education without having a conducive learning environment that provides some degree of safety to citizens is a waste of time as you can see. Not when you tell the "youths" that it is more lucrative to be a "criminal" than to invest time and money in "academics".
I still believe in educating the youths, making them understand at an early stage that road to riches is hard work. making them understand that man can attain any heights he set himself to reach as long as he follows the basic humanity principles (love thy neighbour, work hard, honesty, self content). Only un-educated individuals will go and spend over 12 million naira to acquire cars that they can't drive in nigeria because of its roads. only uneducated Nigerians will have over 12 cars because they cannot ride in all of them at once. So many things that education teaches you whilst growing up so that's why i insist of basic education as a mandatory if we want to realise all the vision for Nigeria.

I for one is ready to donate books to my secondary school and if God willing i have enough money in the future, i will have some sort of scheme that will benefit a lot young people in my state. One don't have to be a chief, leader or in politics to help Nigerians develop. We all have to contribute and give back to our community.

Ur question: What do dis churches do?
My answer: i know i am going to get slated but everyone has a right to their own opinions. uhm here it is; churches are fashionable/reputable business that if one goes into can/will quadruple returns over-nigth. All one has to do is to be able to charm your gatherings with word of God and bam people will start depositing life savings/hard earned money into the so called churches.

What is the essence of having between 5 - 10 churches withing a square mile radius? (me thinks it does solidify my theory of churches being fashionable and a source of income/riches to the so called men of God)

Why do churches encourage you to pay tithes, offerings with credit card despite knowing that it not only throws one into an unforgiven debt journey which can lead to people committing suicide (dis has happened in the past) but also meaningless as the God we all serve does understand our suffering and will not encourage one to be debt ridden.

Why do pastors drive the best rides you can see on earth and the enormous followers content with legediz benz as dey say back in the days?

Churches are meant to be charitable organisations not the way we naijs see it has the only solution to our problems. If you do the right thing, work hard, pray hard within the comfort of your own room, our Lord Will surely answer your prayers as he likes everyone equally.

Peeps so many reasons out their for us to wise up, offcourse we have to believe in God and do the right things but definitely not wait for a so called pastor to prophecise abt unreasonable miracles (enuff cases of peeps in the past that have chosen to believe miracles of them passing their exams without reading, what happened? failure on the highest order).

I really don't have anything to add to d politics thread but sure enjoy the countless battles between d well learned Big B1 and Mamajama on naij politics. I have a browser opened and dedicated to politics thread everyday whilst at work also, making sure its refreshed every other 10 minutes to read and enlighten myself about the ongoing developments in naij.
thumps up for the other contributors to the politics thread.
long live naij

a truce is def needed between u babes. We are all civilised and can def sort out differences in a matured way (wild assumption)

To all the engineers on dis thread,
Lets talk about ways to further research, implement and in turn benefit from technologies that will help further develop our great nation
Alternative energy (solar, kinetic et al)
Web telephone conferencing.
I am an engineer with a BEng in EE engineering & MSc Info Engineering.

@ angel _empy
You can get into investment analysis with any numerate degree i.e (Any engineering degree cos of the maths content and engineer's structured way of thinking) or the old fashion economics or perhaps MSc in Investment Banking.
Determination prevails

900k

how much r they going for?

I am in a similar position only that i don't have any job offer from naij. I earn more than i can ever dream of in naij but i honestly think d sky is the limit with things you can achieve in naij with a very gud job.
so many negativity with high paying jobs here as u tend to be stuck (limited prospect of promotion) cos we will always be second citizen even if u were born here as such.
Don't know if u read about a bank (i think commerzbank or might be deutche bank) that will only make German white citizen head their respective strategic posts (positive discrimination if u read into it).

@ wendy
Topic/discussion is clearly about someone with a job wanting to leave certainty for uncertainty (def not abt unemployed grads wanting to better 'emselves).