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most useless government body with no use case


they depend on intel of foreign agencies and outsourcing their work to foreign firms


tinubu should just disband them and reform them under an arm under the police force

does anyone know where i can get coffee bean in bulk preferably a farm

Akwamkpuruamu:
No better school for this country to offer you these degrees

unilag and cu are there

i oop

folake4u:
I owned a dictionary and listened to music on DVD player. CD and DVD na the same?

no

CD and DVD disc are different


CD mostly pc

DVD for dvd player

my gf feeds me for free ,i dont spend money eating outside because she stocks my fridge with foods in bulk

one of my guy tell me say make i go wife am
shey na because of food i go marry person

normally most bald men no get sense



once them no get hair, their sense go puff

i no blame am , i blame the men in her life
I know say she get men both married abd single way lick her feet

people are very gullible


the most easiest thing to hack is not computers but fuarking people

BankyGee:
Blue is the Warmest Color (2013) 🇫🇷 - 7.9/10 🟢
Genre: Erotica, Romance, Drama

Whilst most erotic romance movies these days follow the same pattern, making them cliché, I wonder how I'm just discovering this movie since all these while. This is a movie that's made off a comic book of the same title and it supercedes every other movie of the same genre I've watched, with Ask Me What You Want (2024) 🇪🇸 and the Fifty Shades franchise (2015-2018) 🇺🇸 coming a close second and third respectively.

The movie explores passionate first love, sexual awakening, class differences, personal growth, heartbreak, and artistic expression through the intense relationship between two young women.

With a run-time of 2 hours and 57 minutes, you get a premium and ample amount of entertainment and a realistic, non-exaggerated dose of cinematic flawlessness.

Adèle, the main actress who bore the same name in the movie won the Palme d'Or in 2014, making her the youngest person in history to have won that award till date (19-y-o). The movie made $19m against a budget of €4m... A solid project. Recommended! 👍🏾

Welldone gaybriel i see you

nahr:
I finally watched, "The shining". 8/10, I really loved Shelley Duvall in this and because of her I am currently watching "3 women". I was kinda mad that Mr Halloran had to die though, like why? He didn't even die in the book.

Watch posession and thank me later

she needs small taaaaataaaaa to calm down

see wetin joblessness day cause


both of them are mad acting like fuarking toddlers


they need correct cane to reset their head

idk about yall but me and my babe are like bonnie ans clyde


we fit kee person together

abduleez1:
Omo, this dress wey Sydney Sweeney wear for this event ehn, don dey break internet since yesterday.

The views are MASSIVE.

does not even come close to what angeline jolie was giving us 1990s early 2000s


angeline was driving dudes turn goon squad

abduleez1:
Wednesday S2...... 7.9/10

Really good season and fleshes out some plot points in the first season. Top acting performance from Jenna Ortega. She's impeccable as Wednesday Addams.

I like the Morticia actress too— Catherine Zeta Jones. She's quite good and fits the look. Her on-screen connection with Luis Guzman was a joy to watch.

Very much entertaining as the previous one. A joy to watch from start to finish. Great way to start off Halloween season. Great mild family horror.

This season was more m@ture and had more stakes and risks. Darker but still kept the mild feeling associated with school kids settings and the comedy. Nice watch by the way.

slop , only the comedy madec sense

absolutely no

it used to be, a degree promised significantly higher earning potential. in nigeria today, for many fields, that premium is eroded. you're sacrificing 4-5 prime earning/skill-acquisition years and significant capital (school fees + oher expenses) for a piece of paper that qualifies you for... what, exactly? a protracted struggle in an oversaturated underpaying job market or worse, unemployment. the opportunity cost alone is crippling.

this is recent, unfiltered statistics on graduate employment rates.

https://blogs.worldbank.org/en/opendata/nigerias-dichotomy-low-unemployment-high-poverty-rates

they're insane. many graduates end up in jobs not requiring their degree or worse creating bs that don't justify the investment.

the capital spent on a degree should be invested in a skill-based business, advanced certifications or even just high-yield savings.

the system is fuarked for lots of reasons;

many curricula are relics, frozen in time from decades past. you're being taught COBOL when the market needs rust. you're analyzing irrelevant theories when industries demand practical, actionable skills. we havent even talked about dilapidated infrastructure, sporadic power, non-functional labs, outdated libraries, unreliable internet. you're paying for access to an antique shop, not a modern learning environment. the environment itself is a severe constraint on genuine technical development. many faculty are underpaid, overworked, and disincentivized. their primary focus isn't pedagogical excellence but navigating institutional corruption or personal side-hustles.

even if you acquire relevant degree, the primary gatekeepers for many desirable positions are not merit-based. they're based on tribal affiliation, political connections, or outright bribery. your degree becomes secondary to your long leg the entire system is often incentivized against meritocracy.

the degree is only worth it if you're pursuing a degree in a genuinely scarce and high-demand technical field (e.g., advanced engineering, highly specialized medical disciplines) from a demonstrably strong department with actual, functional equipment and competent faculty that produces graduates who immediately get jobs globally, anyone that graduated from cu knows how far

you fell for the meme

they are obviosly trained

you cant try that with a snake from bush

in a system where resources are scarce and perceived as unfairly distributed by FG, tribal identities become primary vehicle for accessing scarce resources (jobs, contracts, political appointments). It's not hate; it's resource competition encoded into identity.

the intensity of tribalism is often amplified by political actors who exploit these pre-existing group identities for their own gain. they don't hate their tribe; they leverage it. the narrative of us vs. them is a powerful tool for consolidating power and deflecting blame.

tried a banana bread recipe with a chocolate ganache, this was interesting because it ended up with a crust on the outside while staying soft inside. i might cut 5 or so minutes off the baking time in the future since I like a softer bread.


i remember seeing someone here doing the same buf cant remember the moniker

a must watch




very interesting



polish

she is obvsly a novice


stealing a card only to get caught



something she for use go pos try her luck

scamu adamu




is that you ehh

is this something to be proud of ??


that no black dominated african country can actually produce

same but you dont see me wailing like a 2 year old with diaper on a fulani cattle herding forum

you fell for the propaganda


you think he is doing it because he like it, no he is doing it because of publicity stunts and gets sponsored by the cabal