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First, nothing in those pictures suggest that those NTA engineers were facing any difficulty. Secondly, NTA is a microcosm of the failed Nigerian state rife with corruption and useless leaders managing the country. If you like bring top engineers from MIT and Stanford University in the USA to cover the match, you will still get those poor picture quality, as long as they are working with the same resources these NTA engineers were provided with. The engineers are not the ones in charge of providing funds to get state of the art equipment, the NTA management is. The management is busy embezzling the budget and neglecting to fund important areas. This is same for many agencies in Nigeria. You won't understand if you are not working as an engineer in these agencies. Infact, I will commend those NTA engineers for managing to work with stone age media equipment. |
A successful person is someone, irrespective of their financial status, who derives joy in giving to the poor/needy and touching their lives positively without expecting any thing in return. Look around your neighbourhood, there are people that even #2000 to pay for tuition to government school for their child is difficult to come by, #1000 to pay for malaria drugs is wahala . The same #2000 that many of us will spend on isi-ewu and beer. Help someone today and put a smile on their face. |
Pavillon:Not today. But for this OP na today. |
Vision2ae:Ignore him/her. A lot of small kids and adults with brain of small kids on Nairaland, you would only be wasting your time answering them. Meanwhile, you only told me you have been offered Medicine/Pharmacy. Is it in Rabat or Fes? If it's in Rabat, just head to RPF church on Sunday, make friends with the Francophone and Anglophone students after service. You are bound to meet one or two medical students on ground who can explain to you better what difficulties one might encounter. Also if you are in the cité mix up with other Nationalities. Don't just hang around with your fellow Nigerians alone. |
NaijaOlosho:Yes, I will link him/her to drug Baron or traffic him /her to Arab slave masters. Are you satisfied now? ![]() |
Vision2ae:What's your current status? Are you in Maroc already? If yes, have you been offered the medicine/pharmacy already? If yes, I could link you up with Nigerian graduates of either course to help you out . If No, your chances of being offered Medicine/Pharmacy is very slim, you could be offered an alternative course instead like BCG or SVT, you could still be lucky though. It's fun when your language of instruction is in French. If you are still in Nigeria and have not moved to Maroc, find a University in an English speaking country instead. It's difficult to adapt a french degree equivalence to Nigeria degrees. Heck, Nigerians hardly understand their own degrees. (The HND vs BSC dichotomy is an example)The French degree scale is 1 to 20, not 2:2, 2:1 or 1st class, good luck finding a Nigerian human resource personnel with the patience to understand that. |
kendological:Google has indexed your number. It could take months before the phone number stops showing whenever you search. Do a Google search on how Google indexing, crawling works. |
iammo:Let me burst your brain small, Satan doesn't exist! So all reference to the mythological creature renders whatever post you have made above invalid. I am 100% for rehabilitation of criminals(Yahoo boys et al) by the way. Arrest them and their praise singers (you included) and rehabilitate their brains, so they will understand stealing/defrauding people is bad and it is denting the country's image. |
iammo:Lol Hate is the new word for people who have the moral standing to call out Yahoo boys, fraudsters, drug peddlers and their praise singers. |
iammo:Jealous? Envious? Because I called you to order for celebrating idiots a.k.a fraudsters, yahoo boys and drug peddlers as rich people. Don't make me laugh. You just keep buttressing the fact that the way you think is small pikin ish ! |
iammo:No one cares whether you have travelled to the Moon and Jupiter. Your previous statement was foolish. No amount of travelling can erase that. The one you just made above even exposes you the more, that you are just immature. |
iammo:The comment above is a foolish statement that can only come out of the mouth of someone with a puerile mind. Apparently, you do not understand how bad these fraudsters have severely damaged the image of Nigeria, including the idiots who carry and/or sell drugs in other people's countries. |
Fallacy of hasty generalization. It's not a poor people's thing, a significant number of 'people living in Nigeria' will take advantage of you whenever the opportunity is there. From the FG(see the way minimum wage is being dragged), the rich, the middle class, SARS, DSS, Religious leaders down to the least poor person. As long as there is no effective system to check their excesses! |
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tonididdy:Lol ..I have my own house that I pay mortgage and live in with my wife and kids. I will complete payment by 2026. That's six years from now! Planning to purchase another land or key into any other government housing scheme that's available and put that one on rent. ![]() tonididdy:This your stats funny well well. It's not even a case of just greenery. An imbalanced ecosystem is recipe for disaster, whether 1 year from now or 1000 years from now. |
Elliot2:Your matter don tire me I swear. Let me make it simple with a Yes or No, since you don't understand what I mean by what works for person A can/might not work for person B that I have been saying since.Should everyone finally build his/her own house? YES. Is it a good decision? Probably Yes. ![]() Is it a wise decision to do this when there's no other meaningful income to sustain the family? NO ![]() The family in this thread can't even buy needle and thread of N30 to patch a torn window net, let alone feed well and take care of family medical emergencies and yet they have housing project. |
tonididdy: Lol...don't see it from that angle. See it this way, their presence leads to a balanced ecosystem which in turn leads to a better quality of life for humans. |
Elliot2:You are mixing every thing up and do not see where I am going with this. Like I said what works for person A might not work for person B. You are still making the mistake of one size fits all. Building on the outskirts and renting it out as long as you have the financial capability is fine by me. This means your only worry will just be when will your tenants pay to recoup your investment and also means that your financial power is not low. But struggling to put up a house on a low income, for example, only to move your family to some far away community with no good roads, no good schools, no light, burglary attacks e.t.c just so that you can avoid rents of 50k or 100k and still struggle to feed your family makes no sense. |
chiboyo:Because the average Nigerian believes owning a house and being called a Landlord is the ultimate goal even if it means living in corrugated iron sheets in some far away community, that commuting to work and finding good schools for your kids becomes a Herculean task. Owning a property is good if the property is located in a conducive environment and your financial power is not being depleted. |
Elliot2:Owning a property is a good decision but not necessarily a wise decision. There are so many factors we are not considering and most of the comments, either for or against, have made the same mistake of applying a one size fits all to every person. The average Nigerian can afford buying and building in outskirts, where sometimes development hasn't taken place and just a few houses. No light, no road, No good schools, No nearby clinic or hospital, easy target for burglaries e.t.c You have to consider if it's worth the pain of moving your wife and kids to such areas or pray that one day development will come to that area before moving. This could be years or it could not come at all. This is one of the reasons why it may be a good decision to own a property but not necessarily a wise one. |
idu1:It means bully or take advantage of. |
Overhyped movie. I lost interest halfway and was only praying for the borefest and torture I put myself to watch the movie to end quickly. The only positive from this movie is the forced co-operation/unity between Hausa and Igbo that it was trying to portray. On the other hand, businessmen will only do things profitable to them irrespective of tribe and religion. This cancels out the positive! |
I never liked okporoko/stockfish anyway. I don't understand the craze for it by Nigerians, especially the people of Eastern region. |
Let's ignore the condescending tone of the tweet for a second and focus on the title of this thread. |
ba7man:Let's have some proofs, links, verifiable sources e.t.c Thanks. |
Make I run go twitter , that's where the real gist of this story can be unearthed. Nairaland is just for scratching the surface. |
tooth4tooth:You are not alone. I have similar thoughts. |
I'm an avid BBN lover but this is just puerile from these Tacha and Mercy fans. The 2019 edition of BBN is over, what's with the animosity towards each other? What exactly are you guys competing/fighting with each other over, long after the show has ended? Give it a break! |
Monaco2:I used to have same dream till I did my Master's programme. Since then, this particular dream had stopped. |
Shoodboi:They are already preparing another useless person for us in the person of Tinubu. Our case in Nigeria is beyond redemption if we don't act at all. |
ASUU want scam us. Virtually all FG agencies are under IPPIS which has helped to curb ghost workers and bogus payments to at least 90%. So these lecturers have been collecting double and triple salaries under the guise of being employed as staff in different Federal Universities. They know IPPIS will burst their scam, that's why they are against it. |
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Well ,let the police do their investigations.