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Romance › Re: Drunk Man Promised Lady ₦500k At The Club, But Gave Her ₦20k In The Morning by Kaczynski: 7:00pm On Jul 24
Drfernandez:
There is nothing nobody can tell me with regard to your statements and arguments on this thread that people like you always leave your brains behind before coming online.

Romance › Re: Drunk Man Promised Lady ₦500k At The Club, But Gave Her ₦20k In The Morning by Kaczynski: 5:09pm On Jul 24
ojuu4u:
If it's that how it easy, a year,she they would make 20m -50m each.

Ask the typical oloshos, they would be scratching all their body before they can bring out 10k.
See this noob. Go ask bobrisky how much he earn
Education › Re: Is First Class Degree Highly Celebrated By Whites? by Kaczynski: 4:58pm On Jul 24
Omoawoke:
Hahaha

You are not far from the truth

They don’t celebrate it like Nigerians

What you see them say is finishing top of the class or with honors…

They don’t even mention it in the graduation ceremonies…
What employers place emphasis on is internship experience and projects ..

But for some big consulting or investment banking roles… they ask for GPA for internship positions… after school, what mostly matters are the job experience, networking , communication skills and projects the candidates have worked on
Employers value experience and projects over degrees. In the US high schoolers keep getting jobs more than degree holders.
Education › Re: Is First Class Degree Highly Celebrated By Whites? by Kaczynski: 3:41pm On Jul 24
A first class degree is more like getting a participation trophy in a race where the other participants are all running on crutches. the nigerian education system is a glorified pyramid scheme.
If you’re touting a first class degree, you’re either into academia or you’ve mastered the art of la cram la pour.
Politics › Re: I Can't Believe This Man Is 74, Looking So Young, Fresh Like A Man In His 50s by Kaczynski: 3:32pm On Jul 24
Seun controol your bots.
Romance › Re: Drunk Man Promised Lady ₦500k At The Club, But Gave Her ₦20k In The Morning by Kaczynski: 3:29pm On Jul 24
RealityKings1:
What product are you selling worth 500k?
A typical runs girls earn that on weekend , within a week she has already earned 800k.
Sports › Re: Marc Cucurella Keeps Long Hair Because Of His Autistic Son Mateo by Kaczynski: 3:24pm On Jul 24
nairalanda1:
We always had autisim with us. It's just that the people with the thing were either ostracised, chased out or called mad people, or even murdered. Or considered very eccentric. Or considered strange. It's just that we didn't have a name for it. Add the fact that it is a spectrum. You can have someone who is not able to speak and needs help of caregivers, and then you can have someone who is normal, but finds most smells, and noise very very annoying. Autistic people both. (It's why it is called a specturm...there is no one size fits all descriptor).

As civilization has increased, so also the horror towards such things as putting people in the evil forest to die..., add population increase (in 1977, we was 3.9 bn , now we are over 8 billion, and improvement in diagonsis and medical science, and that's why we have an increase.

As for cause...mix of genetics, environment and so forth
Schizoprenic kids in nigeria tend to do more better than schizoprenic kids in the west. If you see someone's schizoprenic,you'd assume the person is quite normal.
Education › Re: Too Many Graduates. But... by Kaczynski: 11:31am On Jul 24
Onegai:
Like I said before, this is my industry. I understand the value of Education.

You can go online and learn how to weld and make a bicycle.
My brother (with degrees in Mechanical Engineering, Aeronautical and Additive Production) will design a bike that is sleek, have very efficient parts that can be produced anywhere, smart features.
He'll make millions patenting his design and selling it to companies.
Maybe one of those companies will hire you, a welder, ro make the bicycle for a couple of thousands of Naira.

That's the difference between Trades and Education.

Now, I understand the Nigerian Education system has failed so most students are learning obsolete stuff (though I believe certain private universities are doing much better and their students keep getting into the top of the industries). But that doesn't make Education nonsense.

As for Elon Musk and Bill Gates being dropouts, that's like me saying my child passed her entrance exams into top private secondary schools this year without a lesson teacher (which is true). But I won't tell you she spent the last year preparing for them with a UK-based Education specialist with school tutoring and was using textbooks most kids in Nigeria don't have access to.

Don't compare the dropout kids from wealthy homes and highly-educates family backgrounds with kids from Mushin and tell Ikorodu kids that they should drop out because Ikoyi kids dropped out and were successes. They'll fail woefully. Even Middle-class kids in Surulere won't have access to what Ikoyi kids have.

Jason Njoku was taking his 10 yr old son to meetings with investors and touring companies, Jim Ovia's daughter was doing IT at 15 as a Frontdesk Operator at a top company, they have access to funding and expertise peers in Ibadan don't have
Your entire premises is flawed. Wake up this is 2026 not 1996. Like i said the internet has made things way more easier than ever. Do you think companies like SpaceX, Andril would be impressed by guy graduated from MIT over a guy making turbines from scraps on Youtube.

There is a reason companies value experience way more than whatever degree you have.

Technology is developing at rapid rate and lots of profession would be gone in a dimch starting with the medical profession.


Elon Musk and Bill gates don't need tutors, these dudes are typical nerds, the type of guys you'd roll your eyes on. The ones highly obssesed with anime or my little pony fandoms.


Kids grew up with access to internet and smart phones tend to do better with kids with none plus most kids grew up with no fatherly love, if only their father manned up and taught their kids stuffs, they'd embraced critical thinking and do way more better in life. Lots of people figured life too different the moment you stepped out of uni.

My family was not rich, my dad was an rf engineer, taught me incredible stuffs like amateur radio and programming in the early days. Those things gave me a lift ahead of those with their fancy degrees. I dropped out of uni doing my electrical engineering degree because i have already figured how the system runs and went ahead to exploit the system which i made so much profit off .

I did not regret dropping out, it made things easier for me as i had to focus more on reading than the so called performative education.

The so called children of elites would not thrive in the coming decade. Best to impact critical thinking in your kids than handing them gold bars and prepping them to be nepobabies.
Education › Re: Too Many Graduates. But... by Kaczynski:
Stayingalive:
I think you're not a graduate, well you don't speak like one, I don't intend to insult you.

Do you know we don't produce in Nigeria? and it's largely because of lack of enabling environment? company that require this technical skill left the country, you are not talking about that one.
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Business › Re: How I Forgot Over ₦1million Worth Of Goods On A Bus - Lady Cries Out (Video) by Kaczynski: 5:49pm On Jul 23
dominique:
Very sad, I hope she's able to trace her goods and get them back. To every hard-working business-person, try and get enough rest not only for the body but also for the mind.
Nothing like hardworking. Nigerians are a bunch of fraudlent and greedy turdworlders.
Politics › Re: South Korea's President Receives Daduut As Nigeria's Ambassador by Kaczynski: 5:47pm On Jul 23
What of ambassdor to north korea??
Education › Re: Too Many Graduates. But... by Kaczynski: 5:34pm On Jul 23
Onegai:
Untrue.

I lived in the US and had relatives who were graduates and those who were in trades. Only one person in trade was richer than the graduates.

Trades are really good but if they were superior to Formal Education, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk's kids would be running the largest construction firm in the world.

There's a lot of online global propaganda pushing people to not go to college and leave it for the elites. Because College made society more equal than before.

There are no Nigerian construction workers richer than any Architect. Even NSYC architects are earning in $$ via PPD work.

Trades breaks your body down very rapidly, most of them struggle with bad health. It's backbreaking work, you're exposed to more hazardous materials so the pay reflects that.

Formal Education without application leads to stagnation. And there's no such thing as a useless degree.

Nigeria's unemployment problems are because we produce very little and import everything. Almost all the factories being set up are run by foreigners. We have to industrialise or there will still be no jobs in trades, because Beninoise artisans and Chinese and Indian workers are preferred to Nigerians (we're a very dishonest society).
The goal is not who out earns who. A typical wagie out earns but a good trade man also outearns if he's good at what he does and tradesman won't clock in 6 and leave 6,they have lots of options and are free to do whatever the fsuck they want.
Elon musk literally quit school to start a whole new industry. The silicon valley is built entirely on dropouts.

College haven't made anything equal, there is a massive inequality bridge in nigeria between the so called elites and poors.

You think sitting at a desk job does nothing to your body and mindset. Most wagies have gotten so ill from carpal syndrome, obesity, diabetes.

Trades build one up, gives you knowledge that you can teach your kid. How many nigerian kid grew up with their father teaching them stuffs?? Daddy goes to work and comes back tired typical dude is typical in every home.

The goal isn’t to glorify trades, it’s to create value. To build industries that export something other than oil and scams. To invest in education so that the next generation isn’t stuck in a cycle of being wagie and so dependent on the system that without a salary or wage you are truly fubared in the rectal hole.


Education is not just going to classes or enrolling in uni. You don't need sitting in classes and listening to some guy who has no practical experience outside of academia. The internet has made education very cheap and accesible. I can learn a skill like welding , get tools and produce stuffs like a bicycle with scrap materials from my apartment in some village in ogun state.

It's better to be a trade man not the serfs than a wagie. Just learn skill online, get tools and test it out what you learnt.


The unemployment is because we produce too little and consume too much. Imports are way more than exports. China has taken and cheapened manufacturing.
Education › Re: Too Many Graduates. But... by Kaczynski: 5:08pm On Jul 23
Onegai:
This is my industry and I strongly advise against it unless the child in question is in uni.
Dym product design aka the turdders of the world
Food › Re: Bread Eaten By Rat Re-Packaged By Seller (Photo) by Kaczynski: 5:05pm On Jul 23
Sucre6:
Ever since I bought my mini oven and microwave I never bought bread outside, i make my own bread and it’s more delicious and more healthy and with little ingredient you can get many loafs of bread
You don't need those fancy gadgets to bake bread.
Food › Re: Bread Eaten By Rat Re-Packaged By Seller (Photo) by Kaczynski: 5:04pm On Jul 23
Too many mentational entities on this thread


People that baked the bread obviously ate it probably when it was on fire. Those that worked in bakeries know what's up.
Foreign Affairs › Re: ‘i’ll Take You Down Without A Second Thought’ – Burkina Faso’s Traore Warns Chal by Kaczynski: 5:00pm On Jul 23
Naustine:
That last line makes me wonder how old you are.
Old enough to feed you and your family.
Politics › Re: Oduko Soludo Graduates With First Class In Neuroscience From UK University by Kaczynski:
Looks like someone i dated back in high school. Too obssesed with me that i had to end it before she end me.
Romance › Re: "Men Are Obsessed With Marriage Because They Get Free Sex And Chef"– Lady Claims by Kaczynski: 4:17pm On Jul 23
Gerrard59:
Nothing like "free sex". Every man pays for it one way or the other. In fact, many married men don't get adequate, let alone more than enough, sex from their wives, especially after a child or two. Many married men are forced by biology, against their personal beliefs, to go outside in search of sexual intercourse because their wives either weaponise sex against them or isn't just interested. Alternatively, these men engage in soapy.

So, how does marriage guarantee "free sex" when they don't even get enough?
There is free shmex in japan as long you're not fsucking autistic and your skin says blsck.

Education › Re: Too Many Graduates. But... by Kaczynski: 4:12pm On Jul 23
The entire global education system is a Ponzi scheme where we sell the illusion of upward mobility while churning out unemployable graduates by the truckload. The market doesn’t care about your 2:1 in Philosophy from UNILAG. It cares if you can do something And if you can’t? Well enjoy your 100k salary while the technician who actually laughs all the way to the bank with 200k per week if he actually knows his way around his neocortex.


The problem isn’t that we produce too many graduates, it’s that we produce too few builders, the engineers, the ones making stuffs in their basements. I blame nigerian men because most of them are so lackadiscal and absent in their kid's lives. Many nigerians cannot even fix the things they use starting from their pipes, generators, AC. They prefer to outsource each and everything thereby creating a whole bunch of weakened men. At 10, my dad taught me so many things from how to hunt, fix things like my computer, cars and taught me programming in fortran.
Foreign Affairs › Re: ‘i’ll Take You Down Without A Second Thought’ – Burkina Faso’s Traore Warns Chal by Kaczynski: 4:00pm On Jul 23
He talks too much when he could partner with countries like iran, north korea, pakistan acquire nukes and some funds.
Foreign Affairs › Re: ‘i’ll Take You Down Without A Second Thought’ – Burkina Faso’s Traore Warns Chal by Kaczynski: 3:59pm On Jul 23
GOFRONT:
Our very own Hardman Abacha do pass this one........But las las, Na ontop one Lagos girl he die put while in active service, he experienced power failure and kpaii.


Na woman they will use poison u like Abacha
Wrong

CIA killed Abacha and murtala mohameed. US is very much interested in nigeria and do anything to secure their source of income.
Politics › Re: Nyesom Wike's Daughter Jazmyne Graduates From London University (Photos) by Kaczynski: 2:14pm On Jul 23
I found her instagram account and it's private embarassed kiss
Phones › Re: My SpaceX Starlink Internet Experience In Lagos, Nigeria by Kaczynski: 9:58am On Jul 23
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Phones › Re: I Built My Own Clean, Ad-free Local Music Player by Kaczynski: 4:27am On Jul 22
That's like writing a todo list app. I'm sure you cloned someone's work and redid it.
Politics › Re: 6 Geo-Political Zones Contribution To The VAT Pool And Received (Jan-Jun, 2026) by Kaczynski: 4:35pm On Jul 21
They forgot to tax one thing that would wiped the debt of this turd hole: churches and mosques.
Celebrities › Re: Vinicius Junior Undergoes Chin Surgery (Photos) by Kaczynski: 4:33pm On Jul 21
TheFreshVanilla:
You live in a different world. It's difficult to see things from his perspective when your realities are different.
Humans are the same whether black or white, just a bunch of irrational rectal holes .
Celebrities › Re: Vinicius Junior Undergoes Chin Surgery (Photos) by Kaczynski: 3:09pm On Jul 21
Things people do to satisfy their flesh the one thing that will be so bruised when the grounds devours it.
Education › Re: Accepted A Nairaland First-class Challenge In 2023... Today, I Completed It. by Kaczynski:
That's equivalent of graduating in gender studies or acapella with honours .


You just wasted time and resources acquiring a toilet paper when you could have gotten skills.
Family › Re: To have a female child in present day Nigeria, is a Curse. by Kaczynski: 2:59pm On Jul 21
Having child or children is something i won't advise even my worst enemy to do such utterly morbid recreational activity.


This world is too forked up to be having kids.
TV/Movies › Re: What Series Are You Watching Now? Part 2 by Kaczynski: 2:55pm On Jul 21
DieRich5:
If your really into storytelling film, anime is the best place for that because Hollywood movies are more interested in money than something good.


My friends that called me a child are now the ones addicted to anime now…………still some people laugh me cus of kdrama i dy watch.
Modern anime are one massive forking pile of turd. Utterly slop and out of context narratives.


Anime was very good pre 90s.

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