₦airaland Forum

Ozap:
But he can't do PHD with ABU masters degree

horlahwaley:
Hi Nlanders, I am about to seek admission into NOUN to obtain an M.Sc. in Public Health. I work for my state government and am also an entrepreneur. Due to the nature of my job being demanding. I am thinking of doing my MSc in NOUN. But what is holding me back is, is it internationally recognised. In case there is an opportunity later in future won't i be sidelined because i attended NOUN? Do conventional university recognize them assuming i want further for PhD?

haggai247:
Ask yourself why cancer rate is highest in the US compared to other 1 world countries?

There you've your answer.

Us has the highest spending in medicine and medical development yet the highest cancer rate.

If person no use him head person go use you.

For your info big pharma sponsor almost 99 percent of us senators.

Any country where big pharma and big corporations bankroll election spending is a country where cancer and other leading cause of death thrive.

My oga open my eyes when he told me a drug in the US named viaxxov or so killed more Americans than total amount of army killed in the Vietnam war.

Here's the kicker nobody went to jail.

Pfizer paid billions in fines yet nobody was jailed.

All the three letters agencies FDA and co knew about it.

Even Harvard scientist too knew yet viaxxov was sold to Americans and heavily advertised.


Find doctor John Abrahamson sickening: why Americans is getting sicker on YouTube he was the guy that busted Pfizer.

29Ade07:
Technically,it is american thing. They are not allowed in Europe or China
You don't tamper with nature and not face the consequence. The God who put us here was not stupid to have designed crops and plants to work according to certain specifications. Tampering with that comes with myriads of problem. Have you wondered
that inspite of the advanced healthcare,americans battles with most modern ailments.is not everything that america does that is right, they have
lots of problem too.

jadyclem:
You're being deceptive. GMOs are banned in most European countries. Countries that previously accepted the GMO have all reversed their pro GMO laws and banned it.
Y'all should research of the dangers of GMOs before you ignorantly sell yourself and generations back into slavery.
Whoever controls your food controls your health, survival and existence. This is not a joking matter

Ijaya123:
If GMO is such a good thing, Africa wil be the last to receive it.

nautybride:
If not that financial institutions cannot be trusted. There are different savings plan at different commercial and microfinance banks. Do your research well. Don't invest or save in a dieing bank.



Omo Onile Saga is a crazy experience!
Nothing in 100% certain in Nigeria.

ekitimanalways:
This will be much shorter than usual because I am preparing for my thesis defence.
Did one no be by big bang theory. E no supposed hard.

I have now answered your question twice. absolutely not answered anything in your previous reply[/b]On both occasions, you have failed to comprehend my response[b]0×2=0. There wasn't something to comprehend..

You're attributing my lengthy comment to AI. Look, it is certainly not my responsibility if you are incapable of crafting a lengthful comment - when no be manifesto, dissertation or constitution? without artificial intelligence assistance. There are, indeed, naturally gifted writers and researchers among us in Nairaland.I appreciate that.

Should you, for a third time, fail to grasp the straightforward nature of my answer, I strongly suggest you consult your AI for clarity. Perhaps it can bridge the comprehension gap. who dem wan impress?
FROM HERE
Your question: Constrained by what? As opposed to where?

My answer: Igbo people have been severely constrained by:
1.Historical trauma
2. Political disadvantages,
3. SE recent security challenges
4. internal governance issues,
5 brain drain
6.Corruption and self-interest among Igbo leaders
TO HERE was all that's needed to begin with. Now that you've attempted the question, could you highlight other groups that their individuals are faring better or not facing these and more issues.
No data proof to back up your claim- False accusation -that Igbo communities are growing more rapidly than all other communities in Nigeria this was not insinuated in the slightest , but there is data proof that Igbo people migrate to other parts of Nigeria and beyond in search of economic opportunities more than other tribes in Nigeria. A big No. Igbo people make loud strides but I can assure you that Bini, Akwa/cross regions for example exist more than half outside their native communities but probably because Igbo is of greater population. Have we even dived into the migratory trait of many northerners? How many Yoruba people are living in their own communities? You never reach London abi you think Lagos has up to 2 million indigenes? Anyway I digress.

ekitimanalways:
First and foremost, I am an avid online and offline reader. I am not ignorant of what constrained your region (SE). There are a bunch of materials online and offline that talk about the constraints of every region in Nigeria and their communities development efforts. Just avail yourself to read them.

To attribute the clarity, depth, or length of a comment from a fellow Nairalander rooted in the Nigerian reality to an artificial intelligence (AI) demonstrates your deep misunderstanding of "the entity called Nigeria.

My lengthy comment was not the product of algorithms but of authentic human intellect and experience. Such a notion, frankly, offends the very essence of genuine, lived experience and thoughtful discourse that defines me Like I said at first, " I hope it's not A.I. I'll be much glad now that it isn't, wasn't or wouldn't be. Next
The truth is, you have limited knowledge, specifically of the lived realities and profound complexities of your Igbo people.

You asked what has constrained the Igbo people, in this sprawling, complex entity called Nigeria.

Are you an Igbo? I doubt it! . Even a deaf and blind individual can easily tell what has constrained Igbo people in Nigeria.

Yes, it is no secret that Igbo people have been severely constrained by a combination of profound historical trauma, deliberate federal marginalization, structural political disadvantages, recent security challenges, political disadvantages, internal governance issues, brain drain and investment patterns.
This was all that was asked of you ab initio. Nothing more, Nothing less.

It's not about SE doing community -I specifically used the word "individually" -development more than other regions, but rather about the forms these efforts take and the specific challenges/opportunities faced by each region.
The question wasn't about who has more billionaires or who dominates the politics, military etc. It's simply asking who has it's individuals building their business and (indigenous or residential) community better than them regardless of the constraints.

ekitimanalways:
While the Igbo people possess incredible wealth, knowledge, and entrepreneurial power, the ability to translate these into comprehensive regional development has been severely constrained.

ekitimanalways:
It's challenging to accurately quantify and compare community development efforts across different ethnic groups in Nigeria, as many Nigerian communities, regardless of their ethnic background, demonstrate strong traditions of self-help and collective development.

The Igbo people are indeed well-known for their robust community development initiatives, often spearheaded by town unions, age grades, and diaspora contributions, particularly in areas like building schools, hospitals, markets, and roads. This system of communal effort and self-reliance (often referred to as "Igbo spirit" or "Aku ruo ulo" - wealth brought home) is a defining characteristic.

However, this spirit of "self-help" (often referred to as "communalism" or "collective responsibility" is a deeply ingrained cultural value across various Nigerian societies. Many other ethnic groups and communities also have highly effective methods for community development. It's not about one group doing "more" than another, but rather about the forms these efforts take and the specific challenges/opportunities faced by each community.

Here are examples of how other Nigerian communities are effectively developing their areas:

Yoruba Communities (Southwest Nigeria):

Community Development Associations (CDAs): These are very active in both urban and rural areas, often working with local governments to provide infrastructure, security, and social services.
Social & Professional Associations: Many Yoruba associations (e.g., old students' associations, professional guilds, lineage groups) contribute significantly to education, healthcare, and economic empowerment within their communities of origin.
Diaspora Contributions: The Nigerian diaspora, a significant portion of which is Yoruba, consistently sends remittances and funds specific projects back home, from boreholes to community halls.

Hausa/Fulani Communities (Northern Nigeria):
Traditional Leadership and Islamic Institutions: Traditional leaders often play a central role in mobilizing resources for community projects, while Islamic charities (e.g., Zakat committees) and NGOs are crucial for welfare, education (e.g., Almajiri schools reform), and healthcare initiatives.
Community-Based Organizations: Local groups focus on issues like agricultural development, poverty alleviation, and youth empowerment.
Cooperative Societies: Farmers' cooperatives and trade associations are common structures for economic development within communities.

Niger Delta Communities (e.g., Edo, Ijaw, Urhobo, Itsekiri):
Local Development Committees: Despite environmental challenges and resource conflicts, many communities have committees that engage with oil companies for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) projects, advocating for schools, health centers, and infrastructure.
Youth & Women's Groups: These groups are often at the forefront of advocacy, skill acquisition programs, and local environmental protection efforts.
Diaspora & Individual Philanthropy: Wealthy individuals and those in the diaspora often fund projects like road construction, scholarship programs, and community safety initiatives.

Middle Belt Communities (e.g., Tiv, Igala, Nupe, Idoma):
Agricultural Cooperatives: Given the agrarian nature of many of these communities, cooperative efforts for farming, processing, and marketing are key to economic development.
Clan & Lineage Associations: Similar to other parts of Nigeria, these groups often pool resources for community infrastructure, educational support, and conflict resolution.
Focus on Basic Services: Efforts often concentrate on providing access to clean water (boreholes), primary healthcare, and basic education facilities.

Why a direct comparison is difficult:
Varying Development Metrics: "Effectiveness" can be measured by different criteria (e.g., number of projects, sustainability, impact on poverty, community participation, or self-sufficiency).
Unique Challenges: Each region faces distinct challenges (e.g., environmental degradation in the Niger Delta, insecurity in parts of the North, urbanization pressures in the Southwest), which influence the nature and scale of development efforts.
Data Availability: Comprehensive and reliable comparative data on community-led development initiatives across all ethnic groups in Nigeria is not readily available.
Ultimately, a hallmark of Nigerian society is the remarkable resilience and proactive spirit of its people in striving to improve their local conditions, often independent of government intervention. This is a common and admirable trait found across all regions and ethnic groups.

ekitimanalways:
While the Igbo people possess incredible wealth, knowledge, and entrepreneurial power, the ability to translate these into comprehensive regional development has been severely constrained.

JimohMomoh:
I hope those calling Lagos no-man's-land will now receive sense.

Many years ago, people of Rivers State also renamed their roads to indigenous names due to the characters of economic migrants from the yeast.

Anioma people you better wake up before Ned sell you guys

Jayhome24:
That is where you are wrong. I repeat why can't obi be elder statement and tell kachukwu to be the presidential flagbearer again in 2027 instead for him and crook gang hawking for 2027?

They met kachukwu in ADC so nothing stop them if they are honest and say yea we adopted ADC but will throw our weight behind Kachukwu if they do this then they are talking but they don't want to because they always want it only for them

Ikpongiton:
If somebody like Peter obi win election and become the president,nigerian prisons will be filled to the brim with people like, buharia,dangote ,akpabio,wike,atiku and so many big time thieves.

Jayhome24:
Imagine another nasty statement so obi can not be elder statement behind Kachukwu the real ADC presidential flagbearer ba?
.

mecuries:
Did you read any where that over speeding caused the accident?... All the road accidents that happen in this country, over speeding caused it too baa? Over speeding for which road?

hartson:
Thanks for reaching out bro
Is quite expensive to be honest.
I intend to ride it myself to augument my business cos patronage in business is very low.
Where I leave,it is a lucrative side hussle if one is determine.

emperor4love:
phone charging 400 per phone una too dey play shaa

sped1oro:
I will be back here to share an insight on this post.

hartson:
Please who can reliably tell me the current cost of brand new tricycle(Keke)
Some few persons I asked earlier said is between 2.7-3.5 million.
Does it cost up to that?Almost the cost 1 korokpe.

Liazz:
I finance everything 100%, I give her money and she goes out to buy the food stuff.
We have 2 kids, 5 years and 3 months of age. That's why it's complicated, I can't make any drastic decision as my kids may suffer. Social workers in UK also don't tolerating suffering children, they will take your children away from u and u will never see them again.

rashfat:
Hi! There is this app on my phone "phone cloner" i do not know how it got there and i also can't remove it. Who can help please?

Egalitarian1:
That's ok but why situating two federal institutions in Bende, Abia, what happens to other LGA?

Mr Deputy Speaker must be a selfish man.
Kudos to President Tinubu on this anyway.

jaryeh:
Why another federal university in Imo when there is FUTO?

Why not establish in another state with no federal university yet?

laivwire:
I have to agree with you because 20 trips at #1k for 30 minutes is not far fetched but I still have my doubts because I'm sure they would be paying taxes. They may also be renting the wheelbarrows but who knows. The Op may have just found his calling 😄

holicupp:
Business center my younger brother makes more than 20k daily here is the break down of things he does
Charging of phone each phone ₦400
Movie ₦50 and music ₦20 download
Ps2/PS3 if there's light ps2 is ₦50/gen₦100 for a round
Ps3 light ₦100/gen₦150 for a round
But 500k can not get u all things needed now
My bro started 2020 and he didn't get everything once

Dashlish:
Well I understand you Bro Has That's My Field But Getting Trucks Nowadays Is A Big Problem Has The Coastal Road Project Make That Possible.

Anyways If You Get Link For Trucks, Kindly Hit Me Up

laivwire:
Which menial job? Which of these guys get jobs of #20k consistently every day of the year?

Even if they do, do you how long they have been in the business. They would even be dead from being overworked😄