₦airaland Forum

WailingWailer00:
You're very stupid, it's your illiterate father that studied an inconsequential course

It's your prostitute mother that studied rubbish in the university
If you want me to come down to your level, I'm more than ready

Useless slowpoke

My level, oops that will surely be a long term ambition that's almost certainly going to fail evident by the amount of trash you spew all over the place

Why don't you just save your family some dignity that's if you have any iota of shame left in you. So what did you study at uni Jos?

Karence:
civil engineering is a much better choice for you

How did you come about that conclusion?

Civil engineering will almost certainly present him/her with a good chance of securing a job on graduation compared to architecture

WailingWailer00:
Are you a bastard I graduated from university of Jos in 2013, I'm done serving (NYSC) in Nasarawa state 2014/2015. [s]You're a big fool for such a stupid question, a big big fool [/s]
All these small kids for Nairaland sef

okay lemme make another guess...
You probably studied music or one of them inconsequential courses ba?

WailingWailer00:
The truth is that they aren't even similar
Architecture is mostly about drawing and sketches
Engineering is mostly about construction and structural implementation

If you are very good in mathematics, physics then go for civil engineering
If you're average but love drawing, go for architecture

Architecture enables you start up a firm with little capital after graduation
Civil engineering enables you get a top notch job after months or years of searching

Do what gives you joy and happiness

You still in secondary school right?

fammo:
Whistle blowing sounds like a good option, but when you consider National Interest, various divisions in the country, the sharp political divide and that lives might be lost at the blast of your whistle, you will pocket that whistle and keep quiet. The man was 80 years Old at that time, He must have seen it all and knows what such action can consequently result to.
God Bless Nigeria

He was 80 but shouldn't have lied as his integrity is now in question.

He didn't have to state the exact reason for his resignation but could have hid it under the banner of "strategic differences hence the need to step aside"

Demdem:
The media had speculated in 2013 that Mr. Kolade resigned due to corruption at the agency.

Did u read the above part in the article?

Why should we be second guessing the reason behind his sudden resignation if he has absolutely nothing to lose considering his age at the time.

Think about it, would we be in the same position if Sanusi didn't whistle blow about the ongoing corrupt practices enshrined in the workings of the nation's engine room. Yes he faced the ultimate price but prosperity will forever judge him kindly!

Melahou:
and you think DSS wont come for him just as they came for the pastor that
expose the bribe money shared to some so called men of God...

https://www.naij.com/391318-pastor-insists-can-received-n7bn-bribe-reveals-more.html


if you are resigning from a firm you don't need to state that your
reason for leaving was because your bosses wife is seducing you.

its common sense

So it's better to lie about the real reason behind the resignation?

derecho:
If only people understood what lies mean.Some will even say itz diplomacy.
Just thinking if he could cite that as a reason under GEJ ,who is more tolerant of criticisms,what will he do in PMB's time?
Methink integrity means honesty,including saying the truth about why you resigned...

I dey tell you bro... He could have easily stated irreconcilable differences as his reason for resigning and he wouldn't have had to explain himself at the time

edo3:
Men of honour.

Yet he resigned citing a completely different reason?

Why didn't he simply go via the whistle blowing route instead of flogging an already dead horse?

KanwuliaJara:


You want the NL E BADU BELLE AND E JOLOSI "BITTER KOLA WOMEN" with "small breeeeessssstz" to ban me?

Naaaaaaaaaaaa!
I refuse all online offers! I only play safe and HAND-PICK my own partners I have known for over 20 years.
No new partners!

I SIMPLY RECYCLE THE DUDES IN MY LIFE.

Men with WIVES AND CHILDREN. I don't date SINGLE GUYS. Or accept payment from single guys on or offline!

Some of the single guys are working with the UGGGGGGLY, "BITTER, SINGLE WOMEN OF NL"!!!!!!!!
No! I don't DIG!!!!!

Enjoy the view!
Size 40DD!!!!!

40 double deeeee


Choi

Na you oooo

Sister AJ, na only you waka come?

See as you just dey enjoy

Make awon e-enemies quench

Kimoni:
@ the bolded - Jaybee, let's not concentrate only on one side of the equation. Infact, It's the other side I am more concerned about. Like I said earlier, even if you have the mind of splitting the bills, is there also a plan to take up a commensurate portion of the house chores? Or do we suddenly revert to the traditional model at this stage?

We actually don't split bills but employ adopt a formula where i take care of the core bills and she handles the rest. It probably works out to 70:30 or there about

The chores are evenly split

cococandy:
Jaybee

Cococandy

Aminat508:
space booking egbon mi

Heheheh

This is rich coming from them to be honest

"The party lambasted Mr. Wike for refusing to constitute a cabinet, saying the governor preferred “to run the state from his bedroom in collaboration with former first lady, Patience Jonathan and other war lords that installed him as the Rivers State Governor.”

Pretty much double standards if they want to attack him from that front.

They should have stuck to querying the outrageous expenditure in the short period of time

Aminat508:
Ok

Ok what?

I don show
Choi see as i don take miss correct show

Sista AJ i dey hail ooo

bendecida:
Yes

We will get back to you

Sorry for the delay

bendecida:
jaybee3 please i sent TeHN an email. Can you please reply me?

Are you in Europe?

Kimoni:
No Jaybee, it's not and shouldn't ever be about competition. Competition is more like we are trying to outdo each other or trying to prove who is better. Not at all.

Again, all this stems from my observation (past and present) - a guy wants someone he can share the bills with (cool) but he doesn't think he should take up more house chores (not cool), and he doesn't want the headship compromised in any way (will that work?).

As per what the woman uses her money for - honestly, I don't think a man should be concerned about that. He should just provide the basics and if she needs to add value to anything, let her do so as she deems fit. A simple example is the school fees/miscellaneous money I gave above.
There was this thread about a lady who wanted to further her studies and also take some prof. exams but she was maintaining a joint account with her husband and he wasn't favorably disposed to it. He would rather used the joint account funds for some white elephant projects and when she insisted, the issues started causing friction in the home and was soon spreading to other areas in the home (she was earning much more than her hubby in this particular case and felt should should be given some freedom to utilize her income). He also started accusing her of not submitting to him. So I think a man should strive to provide the basics and hopefully, his good wife will know how to cover up her man's unclothedness

I don't think men go into marriages because they are looking for someone to share the financial burden.

Heck, the union obviously starts with just the two people thereby making it a continuation of the dating/courtship phase.
The curve ball usually gets thrown in once they start procreating hence providing an unpredictable financial scenario whereby projections may not work in tandem with reality on ground hence the somewhat necessity to seek financial support from the one person that has equal stake in the success of the union.

It's just very dangerous not taking into account the real possibility of the woman easily being the biggest earner in the family and thus creating unnecessary stress and invented problems if the man according to you should always be the provider of basics. As you can imagine such scenario will bring unhealthy competition, hatred and distrust into the relationship.

BiafranNigerian:
Mr. Body Language, your body odour is sending our Economy to recession. Zenith Bank has fired 1,200 employees already. NNPC fired 3,000.

A man who did not pass WAEC can not be expected to understand Macro Economic Indices.

His job is not to understand macro economic indices. That's largely the job of the CBN governor and there hasn't been any news of Buhari interfering with his job or has he?

If you have to criticize then please do intelligently without sounding like a doofus

Na you dey design all these trendy dresses?

Kimoni:
TV, I am cool with your conclusion. Pls help preach the word!

But just in case he cannot provide like he wants to or should do, he should also compromise generously on the house chores.

What do you advocate the wife's salary be used for if he already provides extra resource for all the essential house chores

Should a marriage be viewed from a competition view point?

Is that you becomebullshyte?

Kimoni:
Thanks

UWC

ElFenomeno1:
Jaybee read my response to ApexTitan.
While a combination of the above is inclusive of the causative factors for the current quagmire we are enmeshed in, one cant rule out we are already feeling the pangs of recession!

I get what you are saying bro but feeling the pinch of recession isn't exactly the same as being in recession.
Heck quite a lot of people in the UK will be experiencing financial difficulties as wages aren't necessarily catching up with inflation but that hasn't necessarily regressed the growth into recession sphere.

Feeling the pinch is very normal in trying economic times

ElFenomeno1:
Just because it is a technical indicator doesn't necessarily mean it is the only measure that should be taken as the gospel

So two quarters is from January - June

It is safe to say we are in recession..... June and it is bloody September already!

Another quarter has passed by!

well you can't technically confirm a recession without having 2 consecutive quarters of negative growth.

What majority are feeling is a slowdown in economy and it's largely due to falling oil prices.

Canada is already in recession because of falling oil prices
China has slowed dramatically and they can’t keep inflating their growth figures as the real economy is now biting real hard. There is probably going to be a mighty bubble in the property sector in china which will obviously spell doom for the commodity sector worldwide.

The other major economies are barely pushing the doom forward by continuously pumping liquidity into the system.

Funny thing is, this is actually a cyclical ish as market dynamics always come into reckoning ever so often so it can correct itself before its possible upward movement.

ApexTitan:
No doubt with what you are saying. Elections generate certain levels of uncertainty in economic sectors. Thing is in our case this uncertainity has gained enough momentum to push the economy into near recession because the new leadership has done little or nothing since assuming power to quell the markets.

Citing the change of power as the reason for this downturn is no longer an excuse as there has been ample time to initiate and implement policies that generate positive growth.

They are projecting it will by the time they get around to reporting the actual growth figures.

Either way, we need to record the first negative growth before panic can set in. Absolutely no point coming up with sensational analysis if they are also projecting low growth in the same report. It’s like they just want to yarn for no freaking reason

ApexTitan:
Who had the expectation that the change in government would lead to marked decline - negative growth as the paper puts in - in the nation's economy? Is this a regular occurrence in other nations when a new party comes into power that the nation experiences near recession?

I get your position, you are rationalising this downturn as normal and expected so as not to make the new leadership lose face.

Election results does have some sort of impact on the outlook of an economy especially when it’s a transitional handover rather than BAU.

The reason for that is obviously none other than the expected jitters associated with uncertainties over policy directions of the new incoming government.

That’s the same everywhere and it usually gets magnified if the economy is already suffering some sort of slowdown.

Have your ever heard the term “Market is looking for a reason to tank”?

Kimoni:
Lol...just saw it now. Thanks

Which do you think is better - the first one or second one

I think the formatting is the only question mark but then again it's really inconsequential in the grand scheme of things

I've left you in good hands

baralatie:
Nigeria economy and Greece are two mutually and constantly different economies.
Greece submitted its economy to European control in exchange for loans(it did not work out in the long run because it no longer had money)
Nigeria is totally different.it is in control of its own money but it is fighting against the forces of external economic influence.this means NIGERIA HAS A CHOICE TO EITHER REMAIN NUETRAL OR TO WIN.
so it is either the govt starts expressing itself to win or it continues to be neutral but it won't hit recession.

I'm aware of all that and was kinda surprised he was a bit clueless on the components of Greece's worries and thus ridiculously compared her challenges to a projection that's only comparable to most if not all leading economies.