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Ufuoma UN: @OP, those are drones not "hell-fire missiles".I tire oo!! the level of illiteracy on this site is abysmal |
kennytidistar: Did I just see substandard foreign UNIVERSITY? please can you be specific and name the UNIVERSITY you refer to as substandard because those foreign UNIVERSITY graduate had been able to find solutions to some global challenges, you know quite well that most of the world leaders are Harvard product, I challenge you to be specific and not generalized. and tell me what your so-called super standard UNIVERSITY had been able to invent without the help of INTERNATIONAL expatriates abi kilonso ke? I refer to any accounting graduate as a professional colleagues regardless of the system that produce them, BECAUSE we speak the Same tongue, we are saying the system is bad, in 2006 to be precise during obasanjo regime, there was an attempt to merge the two system together, both poly and uni Which led to the upgrade of yabatech to degree awarding institution and one other poly I think is Kano, they held meeting upon meeting before yaradua came in and kill every thing with his seven point agenda Which HE never even achieve one, why not allow those in position of authority to do justice to this, abi bros you be authority?this is what happens when you jump into a post you know not its bearing. call a neighbor without comprehension difficulty to explain the post for you. |
ayobase: For your information, I'm not still ashamed to say this anywhere.Little wonder Nigeria suffer from power outages, Ayo base at the helm of affairs is a disaster. |
speedyboi: You are getting it all wrong!it is your right to decieve yourself but dont complain when reality starts flogging you. UTME started when because I ve not heard that before? even if it is so presently, it may be because the authorities are concerned about how many people who seek admission elsewhere not crossing the UME hurdles, it is no way a signal that polys and unis are the same. I called them technicians and I pay them as such, if you need another title please go and write jamb, whining will not change that. next in line are the substandard foreign universities, we are waiting for them. |
chris baba: So because men stand up against corruptiin nd boldly risk their lives fir justice, you wish them death, where is ur sense. Even opposition do not wish Gej death, we only want change. Silence would not do us much good my friend.how did el rufai stand up against corruption? because he joined APC? |
speedyboi: An example of the Deluded and Shallow minded Nigerians I was referring to; who couldn't even read between the lines to grab the [b]essential points. [/b]Typical!I completely disagree with the bold part, the OP has no point to use the word "essential", truth be told, Nigerians have a way of looking for sympathy where there is none in the first place. The polys were created for a reason same for the Uni's therefore, if a man sayeth he joinest either one, he has himself to blame not the system. I ve not researched WES, but in Nigeria here, the polys were meant to serve a technical purpose, but what we see are people who want to do white collar jobs with a technical certificate, isn't that a misplaced priority? on the grounds of discrimination, i dont really want to call it discrimination but i call it reality and it has been here even before the OP was born, the point here is, people look for easy choices but wanna get sympathy when they are caught up with its consequences. Instead of taking Jamb, you opt for a poly Jamb, then what? and you still wanna be apar with people who made a different choice? Today, instead of kids studying to pass jamb, they say no, they stick to BBA and facebook, next their parents will send them to charge and bail universities in Ghana and other poorly rated Scandinavian countries where they get a sub standard degree at a high cost. My point is, you cannot fool yourself and expect to be pitied. Kwame Nkurumah university in Ghana was rated 63rd in Africa, yet people go and pay as much as $2,500 per term to send their wards there, meanwhile back home here, OAU is occupying the 10th position and far cheaper, but because the kids don't want to study, we take the easy way out, of course you don't need jamb to study in that Ghananian university. most employers are reviewing these certificates and of course the victims will cry, "discrimination", i heard even govt agencies like NSCDC have started sacking or demoting people with sub standard foreign certificates (due to the oga at the top scandal, i guess) it wont take long before other private emplyers follow suit, is it really discrimination? or a brazen abuse of common sense? "what thou sowest thou reapest.'" back to the polytechnic issue, most polytechnic graduates in Nigeria dont even know what they are supposed to be doing in life, the guy that does art works, painting and sculptor for us graduated from yaba tech and he came highly recommended not just by people who have seen his skills first hand but the natural testimony of his works, I see his invoices and he earns good money, what is a mechanical technician looking for in a Bank? Nigeria is a very big market which is lacking in craftsmanship, check it, any handi work you wish to do from furniture maker, to mechanic to builder to electrician just name it, you hardly get good ones, so i have no doubt in my mind that our trained technicians have a very large market only if they will apply the knowledge they have gotten. An electrical technician wants to work in a bank, insurance house etc, that is total misplaced priorities and that is what the poly guys are suffering not discrimination. Employers, BSc, Beng are subtly telling the tech guys, "go ye into the field and use thy hands". I share that sentiment also. I want a mechanical technician to have the capacity to fix cars, I want Fine and applied technicians to have the capacity to paint houses and inject innovation into it, not sitting lame duck in a federal parastatal and claiming he wants the same salary/promotion with Engineers. |
myads890: I went through the same thing in Port Harcourt. Most of the atms didn't have cash in them. Quite patheticthey no longer make money from ATMs so no need. |
ibiso1986: Haha.. Those horsemen came from the north, they were looking for a pathway to ride but the road was blockednaa, they were not, they are the same riders at polo just costumed for the event, I felt sorry for the horses shaa, to ride on tarred road no be beans. |
Kx: It was reported that the commissioned made in Nigeria drones did not "fly"who reported that? |
bist: All those config mentioned above wudnt give u a HD feel wen watching porn wit a system.....damn! Omo if u watch a HD mojo on a 3D tv my man, u wud feel like ur watching it live....just imagine it.w@nkers are liable to die young!! |
yakosteal: All someone did was post something for celebration and it's already being torn apart.that is why its a forum and the reason most people are here. "to tear things apart" |
Nutase: I used to have a great deal of respect for this dude until I watched an interview he granted to the BBC in 1960. If the likes of this guy continued in leadership position, this country would have been worse than it is today or probably been split into several entities.I agree completely I ve seen the interview myself, immediately after his, came kaduna nzeogwu's interview on how they killed him. sardauna of sokoto does not believe in religious tolerance and political equality. The way he stressed those parts in the message made it more apparent. how the mofo ended up on the 200 naira note is most baffling. |
satowind: Merry xmas my peopleu carry ur mumu go xmas? |
sakaguchi: Please sir, nobody is talking about cheap or not cheap here. What we are saying is that these schools are crap (AIT and all others listed are crap).Nigerian universities are subsidized that's why you pay so little. |
[quote author=pragmatist_m]SMH. This is what you expect when you dont do the right things to put your house in order.[/quote]who cares, Nigerians enjoy the easy way out but fail to learn from history. when some lazy folks thought that ume was hard and opted for the polytechnic we know how they ended up, for decades, they are still pleading to earn the same salary as their University counterparts. today's challenge is ASUU and they have run to Ghana to study under mango trees, dont cry discrimination when they refuse to employ you in Nigeria. Band wagon mentality cannot be a substitute for common sense. ......Gani |
yibomustgo: The response was flat with no substance. He failed with this response. he did not address the allegations made by Obasanjo. He mentioned the allegations but failed to defend himself with facts.I think Obasanjo wrote out of fear of what Mustapha might do to him now he is out, Mustapha was Abacha's Hench man who masterminded OBJ's incarceration on a phantom coup attempt, Obj retaliated by ensuring that he remained in detention through out his 8yrs reign. Finally both of them are on the street, it is normal for Obj to be scared. Jonathan need no response to that, its something personal between the duo |
soe: GEJ SIMPLY MEANS : OBJ...you know you were corrupt and that's muritala wanted to remove you, no wonder you killed him and took over power. You even killed dimka to cover up....Waoh!!! Gej you are bold oo..but hope you know you are creating enemies with past leaders...the only friend Gej has now is Gowon who feels OBJ owes for overthrowing his regime...Nawa o...Gej has said so much to rubbish OBJ...and so..he has bitten the fingers that fed him...obviously I know some people are brainwashing him...it will be too late when he discovers... I know OBJ to be Mr Never forgive.. And I know he will turn many people against Gej asap...if OBJ could finish abacha...from the prison oo...then Gej needs to watch his back very closely this time. Even Atiku knows this...The bold part is not entirely true |
jmaine: Erm! Mr JP_Philips, I remember a while ago when you rated OBJ very high relative to GEJ.in terms of development it is not disputable who performed better but if you read that letter with an open mind, it bothers mostly on morality than governance, the reason obasanjo should shut up. |
Michael emry: Justine sacco is lucky her destination is south africa if its nigeria IAC would hav sack or be ready to pay ransom for her kidnap b4 her sack.idiotwhich Nigerians? where the mind? they have mind only for the wrong reasons like kidnapping bishops. you will be suprised that Nigerians will be hailing the oyibo sef from the airport. people wey dey give escort to indians and lebanese, mtcheew! ! |
grandlexuz: Yeah she has been sacked. I am at the airport to pick her up. I am giving her the dreaded disease tonight.. Nonsense!lolzzzzzzz, where are the SA r@p! sts when you need them most, dont forget to tweet her address. |
richardoz: i love those arguments between cap and anonimi most.But I don't understand why cap thinks that a soldier who was denied a job he abandoned 4.5yrs ago was treated worse than a nazi POW who was executed by painful hanging. that part didn't make sense to me. |
Naijamericana: Black supremacyeasier said bro!! oppression is for the strong, Africa is too weak to stand up for themselves. |
[quote author=lomaxx][/quote]do you intend to spread your legs so wide in Africa? |
ebamma: And yet some gullible nigerians will go to that church of his today and pay tithes,they will never learn, the low IQ of most Nigerians contribute to church madness and poor political followership, how do I catch into this low IQ of our people? my line of business brings me to the table of smart people a lot, I need a change for 2014. |
callmenow: Why occupy Nigeria? The agenda for this capricious 'group' needs to be transparent. Just one question. The acquisition of Oil wells in present day Nigeria catapults most Nigerians to the billion dollar status. Why are Abacha cronies, Obasanjo and Babangida cronies allowed to retain their oil wells and fields to the detriment of the masses. What is corruption? People scream ODUAH corruption, whilst ATIKU and family have two oil wells which are worth 5 Billion Dollars. Danjuma has already sold a half share in his Sapetro (sic) for 2 Billion Dollars for his oil fields. Danjuma is even called oil magnate. Mohammed Babangida has concessions worth 3 Billion Big ones. Perhaps we are not getting our priorities in order. To paraphrase Iyabo, Nigerians deserve the leaders they get. None of the present ministers has yet acquired an oil well or field after my investigation. Perhaps they should do so before 2015. We respect huge larceny and sniff and play tribal politics at every turn.I don't see how occupy Nigeria can distribute oil wells do you? |
Boss13: Thank you for acknowledging my knowledge. It didn't come easy. Took a lot of hard work, pains and perseverancepls stop wasting on sunny, ive already asked him to go back to school and I believe he is doing that already, perhaps you guys can replay the convo when he graduates. |
[quote author=Sunny_bobo]Meanwhile, I'm not saying that there is no poverty in the land. Yes I agree that the level of poverty in Nigeria is unacceptable but what I won't buy us the notion that the level if poverty has increased more than it was before 1999. Funny enough, this kind of arguments come from people who before 1999 would trek from Oshodi to Ojuelegba, lived in face me I face you but can afford to at least own a fairly used car now while living in a flat. When you point that fact to them, they say no we should use others who are still stuck in poverty to judge forgetting that within this time frame, they themselves have been able to pull out if poverty.[/quote]young man, the fact that you were able to rent another person's property is no positive growth because the same failed minister of economy you are indirectly absolving had education in climes where the govt play a significant role in mortgage. so when you are renting apartments when you should be owning one shows the incompetence of the so called economic experts who in the last 14yrs have widened further the gap between the rich and the poor. |
[quote author=32-D]Smh 10 likes for dis daft opinion...@capricon cheers bro u r not the only stupiiid one, at least there are 10 others like u[/quote]don't blame those functional illiterates |
solomon111: Nigerians should hold their state govts responsible.pls do yourself a favor go back to school |
solomon111: The job of the co-ordinating minister of the economy to create functional policies that would enhance job creation,investment and an all-inclusive growth.so when the fg puts a ban on basic commodities and the resulting inflation drops the par capital income further, what do you expect the LGA's to do? yet the minister of economy failed to be circumspective in churning out such anti mases policies. |
Boss13: I see nothing wrong with what the guy is saying. Our GDP is improving yet the standard of living is declining. It's so funny that inflation rate is single digit but the price of garri has never gone down. Then what consumer price index (CPI) did they use to calculate our current rate of inflation.Majority of Nigerians have very low IQ, im not suprised some are doffing their red cap for madam incompetence. just take a survey of the majority of posters who support mediocrity will tell you what the IQ on the street is. |
charlesazeh: Kemi Olunloyo is the daughter of a former Oyo state governor, Victor Omololu Olunloyo and below is what she said about Pastor Adeboye.Even the high enjoy "freedom of speech". |
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Dont be funny bros, it takes organization and a willingless to die for a cause to assume supremacy. Africans are not well organized. And as for dying, well thats a different story.