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DANILSA: Good work, father steals money and gives it to son to invest back were he stole it.YOUR FRIENDS DECEIVED YOU THAT YOU ARE SMART !! |
temigracie: ...lots n lots of dem...u dont expect me to date all my male fwends nah...abi wat do u guys think??All your male friends are not in your friendzone !! |
fnep2smooth: this sister won start RUNS GIRLI wonder how someone can write so much without making SENSE ? With your long statement, I thought you were actually THINKING. I was WRONG !! |
pelvicky: 160 billions for 170 millions population.Bros ?? I admire ur calculation sha. Its approximately 1K per individual if shared, not 1 million. |
whywhyyyy: My fellow eagle, it is time for Osun politics, just let it go and let's not brew fight again. Who would you have preferred to win? Omisore or Aregbe?Eagle !! That's a strong one. Am not really conversant with Osun Politics, so I'll rather be mute for now. |
Elxandre: Your reasoning baffles me really.You don't believe in the right cause, you believe in your own definition of the right cause. Take it or leave it, phones restriction has helped CU. Ask CU graduates if they regret the phone rule. I'll bet they'll say NO But you didn't even attend CU..How do you know what is comfortable for them?? You are taking this thing too personal for someone that has never been in the CU system, mostly out of ignorance. Rules don't have to be comfortable, that is why they are RULES !!! mate. They are there to mould you, discipline you and bring the best out of you. You don't see the best of GOLD until it passes through FIRE ... SO KEEP CALM !! |
Elxandre: you are a joke!Exactly My Point, the white men were smart, after studying the laws of gravity which they couldn't change, they sought an ALTERNATIVE. You cannot tell the head of a house how to rule his household. You have no jurisdiction there, that is why you have an ALTERNATIVE to leave that household. Ignorant lad, it has nothing to do with Africans. The same African men made the laws that bind your actions in this country (if u reside here). Why don't you disregard the laws of this country and see where it gets you into. |
Elxandre: This is exactly what I dislike about you guys..A Rule is a Rule, the fact that it doesn't make sense to you doesn't change the fact that it is modus operandi. We cannot use your own judgement of the law as a yardstick for what is good or not. There are people who are comfortable with it, that is why you have a CHOICE bro. Take for instance, the laws of a country differ from others, it doesn't change the fact that it is binding on citizens and individual who reside in that country. If you don't like it, you can migrate to other countries where it is suitable for you. The laws of the land are constituted by the people of the land to observe law and order. Now, does it change the fact that people can migrate elsewhere and still adapt to other laws in other countries. Then where did you get the assumption that CU graduates can't fit into the real world. The irony is that the laws actually prepare you for the real world. Whether o not they use phones in Universities on Mars and Venus, it doesn't change the fact that the management of CU have decided to do it the other way round citing it will help the university community. And frankly speaking, it has helped. You would have made sense if the rule was hindering progress in the school. But apparently, the school has been making waves in different spheres based on its founding doctrine and emphasis on discipline. Now, I think you need enlightenment. Does it make sense agreeing to the terms and conditions of a contract, and then challenging it later when you were not forced to enter that agreement. Its different when you challenge unfavourable laws of a country, becos you were born into that country and you didn't choose where you would be born into, you didn't have a choice. But the case of a school, you applied to it fully aware of your actions, even went further to take POST UTME and pay tuition. Then coming later to complain is rather bizarre and absurd. As for the Chicken Personlities, I suggest you take a census on CU graduates with your so called "Chicken Personality and come and give us a breakdown here, if u see one. Its like saying because they sell handouts sometimes in public schools, all the students will fail. Does it make sense to you ![]() Since you have a passion for changing rules, you can undergo a life long journey to create your institution and implement your NO RULE POLICY !!! Its a free world mate. Cheers !!! |
Elxandre: Me blinded by hate?When you read a topic, don't rush to comment, it doesn't show wittiness, it only shows you lack analytical skills. Try to be logical and sensible here. 1) Does it make sense lamenting about a rule that has been around since inception?? Its like complaining about why humans can't fly?? How come this phone rule is generating so much arguement among pple who are not even students. Think !!! 2) It is a known fact that students are not allowed to use phones before applying, and the school is not forced on anyone. Every organisation has its own rules and practices in the world which individuals have to comply to as stipulated by authority. How can I castigate the rule of law of a certain institution when I am not forced to enrol in that very institution. For every deal, dere is always terms and conditions that apply as a simple agreement to avoid problems and challenges and to uphold the rule of law. Have you ever wondered why any news about CU always generates hate comments from the external community, even when it is good news?? The fact is that, deny it or not, there is something different about CU that people cannot phathom or understand. Its uniqueness, haven achieved so much in so little time. You know, when pple can figure out how you excel, they resort to prejudice, envy and unnecessary jealousy. The ”NA ONLY YOU SYNDROME” That is why folks like you are always quick to jump on any CU topic just to castigate the school for no reason, whether good or bad, forgetting no one was under compulsion to enrol dere. Well, trust that CU folks wud always defend their own and are always proud of their root. Nevertheless, pple cannot still understand why individuals keep on applying to the skul in their numbers.Its because they see something different and special. That's the gospel truth my friend. You can't take it away from them As per surviving in the real world. There is no need to exaggerate about the real world, the truth is dat the way you make your bed, so you lie on it. Laying the right foundation for your future and preparation is going to be paramount to your success in the real world, not whether you were under rules or not, although the rules are designed to keep you focused. So just cut the crap about CU graduates being immature because of rules.They are countless numbers of CU graduates who are have made it after school so empirically, your assertion is WRONG !!! Lemme ignore your last paragraph for the sake of Maturity and Sensibility. Peace !!! |
Elxandre: All through my time on nairaland, I've only been impressed by a single CU graduate. The rest are always very childish individuals.Lemme be honest with u, you are blinded by prejudice and hate becos you lack substance and facts to counter the CU folks. Maturity is not spending your lifetime looking for a mature CU graduate. It is misplaced priorities on your end. ugoezeik: Wetin b convenant university pls, can anyone help me?It is "Covenant" not "Convenant" |
linearity: If men function chemistry, the way God created them, they will react in the presence of a lady they are attracted to, even born again ones....the difference is the ability to control self. As humans, even spirit filled ones, they could slip and the lady will notice the pressure, but many guys can keep it under control. If as a lady, you don't catch your guy with whom you have not done the deed with fighting to keep himself under control once or twice, he must be a eunuch or something is wrong in the chemistry department.This is not an explanation for my question, your definition of "react" in this scenario was not what OP was describing, and even your explanation is not convincing enough. So if you dont catch your guy fighting temptations, he is not normal This is rather a harsh way to view things. It is very possible to restrict yourselves from making advances. Its a different thing if you express your love through words, hugging, shaking or any other normal gesture, but making advances, NO. It is never a yardstick to measure a guy. It is very possible and normal if you hold strong principles on that.BTW, this was what OP said, Sweetlemon: Ha! You obviously do not know jack about men! See, as a general rule, men love sex. In fact, when a man hits on you, he wants sex as part of whatever package he wants from you. Whether na one night stand, side dish, contract, or marriage. If he doesn't, chances are that something is seriously wrong with him.Refer to the bolded above to buttress my point. I REPEAT, YOU DONT HAVE TO MAKE SUCH ADVANCES TO BE CONSIDERED NORMAL !!! |
Sweetlemon: 4. If A Man Loves You He Won't Want To Have Sex Till Marriage:I diasgree totally with the above..Explain to me how you came up with such thesis?? A man must not make advances at you b4 marriage, neither is it a yardstick to measure love. Sex is not always priority for everyone and YES, it is not abnormal. |
saasala: . odinma1: ..........[size=15pt] CAUGHT IN THE ACT !!! [/size] |
Guitarlife: am not judging. Did you study elect elect eng. ? I did and am advicing him based on my experiences. Why dont we wait for the opinions of other graduates of Elect. eng.Bro... you are not the only one dat studied Elect. Elect. You were not advicing him, you were telling him he could not do it. When you advice someone in this context, you tell him the pros, cons and requirements involved in taking a particular decision, not because it is difficult. You dont doubt the persons ability, rather you tell him what he has to do to succeed. |
Otuabaroku: @Kibo, I do not intend to scare him or make Elect EElect look very difficult to do as I have been there before and I found it easy compared the course I did previously. I was simply letting him know what it takes to succeed in Elect Elect degree not only possessing repairing electronic or computer gadgets skills.I wasnt referring to you, i was actually telling him to take your advice...if u notice my quote, i told him to take the one below. It was the one above i was against. |
Guitarlife: @Op from someone who has a bsc and almost through with an msc in elect elect eng. please do not enroll for elect eng. I repeat do not enroll for elect eng. I know you love the discipline but believe me you will wish you took to my advice after you are in.Are you judging OP by how difficult it is or by his determination to succeed? @op its not difficult, its demanding. If you are good in maths, physics and futhermaths. Then its a viable option. There is no point exaggerating unnecessarily. Nothing is impossible, with proper time management and the right association, you would make it. Dont let anyone deter you from pursuing your dream because of how difficult they claim it is. I would advice you to consider the opinion below if you are considering a second degree in Elect Elect. It hits the nail at the head. Otuabaroku: Concerning doing electrical and electronic engineering or computer engineering, It is not all about repairing phones and computers. The most important thing you need is physics and maths. You need them to do well in those two courses as you will be involved in designing as Computer or electrical eng. |
It depends on the level of exposure. Any literate person would definately have some level of exposure and can still fit in the general sense despite his/her level of exposure. On the contrary, an illiterate cannot mortgage his/her level of exposure for knowledge and would find it harder than the former. Although when someone has gained exposure, he/she is likely to acquire some knowledge, so the arguement is kind off contradictory as both go hand in hand but are not the same. It will still boil down to the level of exposure involved. Considering all factors, i will pick Illiteracy. |
Simply Put, A Woman is physically and mentally mature for life. She is ready to take responsibility for her life. Tosinjr: A real man will drop a comment...@OP... This is an attempt at humor right ?? |
Success is the discovey of one's self and purpose in life and acting accordinly ... Success is also breaking away from the limitations of mental slavery !! |
constance500: I wonder o... I asked a lady how old she is last night and she replied reasonably... So which kind yeye rule b datIt depends on ur motive..Its never that a big deal |
bunmioguns: I came across this online and decided to shareSo u decided to give us rules and regulations on how to talk ?? Very Thoughtful !!! BTW, depending on your motive, wat is wrong in asking someone his/her age... |
Ignorance |
Youths of nowadays, too much hysteria over nothing. Why not focus on building your future and career and leave all dese excesses behind. |
JeffreyJamez: Is Lagos really expensive?!!...Comedian .... how market?? U don chop so?? |
yorex2011: ^^^^50 GBOSAS for you. |
Amadaz: Lol... That one is common esPecially among nigerian youthsYou bet it is. Xyge: MBianophobiaLoool...we've had several answers today. |
supereasy: . Abeg what's this one sayingIt always a pleasure explaining things to the handicapped. You see, i made use of english words in my post, i assumed that any normal person could comprehend it. Kindly specify the area in the post so i can buttress my point further, although, i believe 5 minutes of thorough reading can help your sympathetic situation. |
Kinkybraids: I have watched my mothers n yes its a lot of work involved in marriege but I believe im mature enough to learn and work at it if the man I marry is serious too.What can i do, but to wish the best for you on your journey. |
brandymcmb: Thnx for Ur contribution...I just feel there's so much to conquer both in innovation and expertise in the engineering industry and these brains are delving into auditing cos they ace the aptitude tests and are good with figures. I just want to get general opinions on this cos is getting quite rampant..You see, there is much to conquer, the job of conquering is everyone's responsibility. There are also problems to solve in the auditing field. Mind you, there are also accountants and business chaps in the engineering industry, there is every possibility that they also can solve problems there based on experience and passion for the job. No one is limited. Your course of study is not always the deciding factor for your career. The point is that anywhere you find yourselve, you can profer solutions to the challenges there irrespective of your discipline. The question of innovation might be a challenge in adequate resources, proper environment, corruption, et al. Not a shortage in manpower. Cheers. |
Adrenaline123: NAIRALANDCHOPMYCREDITOPHOBIALooool...i'll write that down for reference... |
What do you mean by stooping low?? Its a career, school is primarily for enlightenment and social development, you dont always end up in your line of study, as long as you are giving value or contributing. It is perfectly accepted. Without sentiments, the nature of engineering positions individuals with multiple prospects. Why cant an engineer with an MBA manage a firm, or one with ACCA qualifications dive into the accounting field. As long as the pay is comfortable and they return value for money, there is no stooping low there. The labour market is dynamic nowadays, not a fixed one. You have to position yourself properly to fit in. Moreover no field is inferior to another, thats a wrong notion. In a proper economy, there is effective division of labour. |
The typical dreamer... The question is are you prepared for marriage, the sacrifice and responsibility that comes with it ? |


