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Education › Re: Rename NOUN After Shehu Shagari, Sokoto Group Begs Tinubu by Kingdavid579(m): 7:04am On Jul 21, 2025
NOUN really needs to be renamed, that name comes with different kinds of stigma.

You'll not understand until you hear someone say they graduated from National Open University.

Na only civil servants really de enjoy the university
Politics › Re: Tinubu Receives Buhari’s Body On Arrival In Nigeria (Video) by Kingdavid579(m): 3:35pm On Jul 15, 2025
Just as expected anyway, nobody is surprised.

.....vvv
Education › Re: University Admissions: Stakeholders Abetting Mediocrity by Kingdavid579(m): 7:41am On Jul 14, 2025
Someone with a Nairaland account and access to AI is suddenly screaming about how Nigeria’s university admission system is broken. That’s rich.

Before you criticize how schools give admission, understand what you're talking about.

Schools are not just for learning.

They're massive investments, some private universities cost hundreds of billions to build and maintain.

You think someone who poured billions into a university is going to wait for your ideal fairness before filling seats? Be serious.

If you really want to fix the system, start with the structure.

Maybe scrap JAMB entirely and rebuild. But don’t sit on the internet like an activist without context, throwing shades at institutions built by people who actually risked something
Politics › Re: Former President Muhammadu Buhari Is Dead! by Kingdavid579(m): 5:44pm On Jul 13, 2025
Rest in peace, Muhammadu Buhari.

You were once a symbol of hope — a man many believed would bring discipline, integrity, and reform. But somewhere along the way, that hope faded. Under your leadership, many Nigerians felt unheard, unseen, and forgotten.

We can't ignore the pain your silence and policies caused. The economy struggled, insecurity worsened, and the people you swore to protect carried the weight of broken promises.

Still, death humbles us all. In the end, you're just a man — and like every man, you now answer to a higher power.

May God judge you fairly, and may your soul find rest.
Crime › Re: Suspected Kidnapper Arrested With ₦13M Cash, Arms Along Kaduna-Jos Road by Kingdavid579(m): 10:36am On Jul 13, 2025
If the military cannot—or refuses to—reveal the face of the so-called criminal, maybe it’s because they themselves are compromised.

That money could easily be ₦50 million. Yet they snap the photo without showing the suspect’s face, claim it’s just ₦13 million, and cover it up with a story that he “tried to disarm a soldier.”

A supposed kidnapper, already in hand and leg cuffs, tried to disarm a fully armed soldier? Make it make sense.

Think deeply about this.

Now, no one knows who the kidnapper really is—not even his alleged gang members.

Even his own team can't confirm if he’s truly one of them.

Something smells off.

Every official story from any Nigeria authority always get one kind k-leg.
Politics › Re: Amana State Movement Demands Redemption Of 64-year-old National Promise by Kingdavid579(m): 7:25am On Jul 13, 2025
Everyone has a reason for a new state, being in government is not easy Sha.
NYSC › How Can A Registered Company Apply To Host NYSC Corps Members? by Kingdavid579(op): 8:06am On Jul 12, 2025
Hello family, quick question for those who know how NYSC postings work...

What are the actual criteria a company must meet to be eligible to receive NYSC corps members?

I run a registered business with:
– 4 full-time staff
– 2 contract workers
– A physical office
– Ongoing operations in real estate & commerce

But I’m wondering if things like CAC registration, tax, company size, or industry type affect eligibility.

Anyone here hosted corps members before? Or know the process?

Kindly share. I’m open to learning and doing it right.

Thanks in advance.

Politics › Re: FCTA Arrests 210 Beggars In Abuja by Kingdavid579(m): 7:06am On Jul 12, 2025
Good move, thank you Wike.


Send them right back to their home state
Properties › Re: How Many Tenants In Nigeria Paid All Their NEPA Bill Before Packing Out? by Kingdavid579(m): 5:25pm On Jul 11, 2025
My landlord is oweing some refund sef because I paid some old bill on the meter
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israeli Drone Kills Palestinian Carrying A Sack Of Flour by Kingdavid579(m): 6:34pm On Jun 30, 2025
Free the hostages. It's that simple.

If Hamas truly stands for Palestine, then the least they can do is protect their people by releasing the hostages.

Every young, radicalized Palestinian becomes a potential terrorist — and sooner or later, the consequences will catch up with them.

It's only a matter of time.
Education › Re: FUTA Student Seeks Help As JAMB Flags Admission ‘seven Years After UTME’ by Kingdavid579(m):
Let’s be honest—JAMB is beginning to overdo it.

Yes, regulation is important, but when a body starts wielding power in a way that frustrates the future of young people, it becomes a problem.

Not every irregularity is fraud.

Sometimes, people genuinely go through a process they thought was right—especially when schools themselves are involved.

🎓 Many students were admitted through unconventional routes like part-time, distance learning, or fast-track programs.

Some didn’t even know they were supposed to go through JAMB regularization until years later.

Whose fault is that? The institution should take responsibility—not the student alone.

🧾 And now, someone graduates, gets a certificate, serves the country through NYSC, and suddenly JAMB says “you’re not valid”? How?

✅ What JAMB should be doing is working with schools to clean up the system—not waking up and declaring someone’s future invalid just because their name wasn’t in one database years ago.

✅ And any school that truly admitted a student should be the one defending that student, not leaving them to carry the burden alone.

This is how you break the spirit of hardworking Nigerians—people who already struggled to go to school without government help.

No scholarship, no subsidy, no support. Now after they finish, you tell them they’re not “genuine”?

Let’s not forget: power is not forever.
JAMB should focus on fixing the process, not punishing people retroactively.

Nigeria should be a place where people feel encouraged to get an education—not punished for it.
Education › Re: Poly Ibadan Students Reject Renaming Of School To Omololu Olunloyo Polytechnic by Kingdavid579(m): 2:32pm On Jun 27, 2025
Can we talk about this habit in Nigeria where every new government comes in and starts renaming institutions instead of building new ones?

It’s like the only idea they have is to repaint, rename, and rebrand. Not to create or improve anything meaningful.

Universities, airports, roads, stadiums… things that already have identity and legacy, they just slap a new name on it and call it achievement.

It’s not only lazy. It’s wicked.

Look at other countries.
Oxford University in the UK has carried the same name for over 900 years.
Harvard University in the US has kept its name for nearly 400 years.
Even places like Times Square in New York or Buckingham Palace in London still carry the names that shaped their history.

You don’t see them changing names every election cycle.

You're not honoring anyone by doing that. You’re erasing history and confusing the next generation.

Prestige isn’t built by renaming. It’s built by vision, legacy, and impact.
Jokes Etc › Re: See The Most Popular Meme In Nigeria Today: He Is Now Celebrity. by Kingdavid579(m): 9:23am On Jun 26, 2025
Na legend



try to use perfect grammar and punctuation.k
Phones › Re: Can I be arrested for this? by Kingdavid579(m): 3:15pm On Jun 22, 2025
Stay safe out there, that's how they are managing to sale pre registered sim to yahoo boys
Foreign Affairs › Re: What’s The B-2 Warplane, Its Cost, And Why America Won’t Sell It by Kingdavid579(m): 3:11pm On Jun 22, 2025
saraki2019:
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🎭 Final Thought: The Theatre of Superiority
The B-2 is not proof of U.S. superiority.
It is proof of U.S. desperation—a need to cling to outdated symbols to maintain a fading narrative. And in the real world, where war isn’t CGI and missiles don’t blink, illusions don’t survive.
So let them protect it, polish it, parade it.
Iran is watching. Iran is ready.
And when the bomber comes, so will the funeral of the myth.
Only for you to still write your opinion out using an Americans technology. CHATGPT 😂 😂
Politics › Re: Suicide Bomber Attacks Borno Market, Kills 10 Persons, Injures Others by Kingdavid579(m): 11:45am On Jun 21, 2025
Children of Iran are in action

Don't ask Nairaland members for contact details (email, phone, bbpin, but who's still using bbpin 😂
Foreign Affairs › Re: Cargo Planes Carrying Military Equipment Land In Israel by Kingdavid579(m): 6:41am On Jun 21, 2025
Israel relationship and western loyalty needs to be studied
Education › Re: Reps Clear Togo, Probe Fake Degree Syndicate In Benin Republic by Kingdavid579(m): 6:36am On Jun 21, 2025
Togo has a great educational system, Benin republic is more complicated.

I don't think we need Benin degree in Nigeria 😂
Politics › Re: PDP Blames Kaduna APC Government For Tertiary Institutions Strike by Kingdavid579(m): 6:30am On Jun 21, 2025
Thanks to Yahaya Bello, no higher institution in Kogi State can go on strike — he did well in that aspect. But even at that, he has stolen a lot of money.

All kinds of thieves shouldn’t be harbored. He’s one of them and should be in Kuje Prison if not for the selective justice system we have in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Man Who Breached Protocol During Tinubu Speech Has Psychiatric Disorder — Police by Kingdavid579(m): 6:19am On Jun 21, 2025
In fact, almost everyone in APC seems to have the same psychiatric disorder — otherwise, how else can one explain the gross incompetence, misconduct, mismanagement, and the damning economic destruction of our great nation?

Doesn’t this also explain why they gathered people who resemble them during the presidential visit to Benue State?
Politics › Re: Umahi Terminates Benin-Warri Road Contract, Seeks Refund by Kingdavid579(m): 6:38am On Jun 19, 2025
Contractors will start taking government contracts serious now... Since all of them think government stuffs aren't serious.
Science/Technology › Re: Israel Is Doing The Dirty Work For All Of Us - German Chancellor by Kingdavid579(m): 5:17am On Jun 18, 2025
That's exactly what it is, Iran do not deserve a Nuc.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Has Downed Two Israeli Jets - As It Fires Missiles In Response. by Kingdavid579(m): 9:49pm On Jun 13, 2025
Evidence or nothing, Israel showed us evidence.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's Military Will Make Israel Miserable - Iran Supreme Leader Khamenei by Kingdavid579(m): 7:53pm On Jun 13, 2025
Okay, what exactly are iran military currently attacking in Israel?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Begins Retaliatory Strike As Explosions Heard In Tel-Aviv (Photos) by Kingdavid579(m): 7:38pm On Jun 13, 2025
I de pity iran anyways, they're playing a long game
Foreign Affairs › Re: "The Gates Of Hell Will Be Opened" - Iranian Commander Warns Israel by Kingdavid579(m): 5:23pm On Jun 13, 2025
Is he the one opening the gate or someone else, him that's hiding underground
Foreign Affairs › Re: Attack on Iran: Israel temporarily shuts embassies, consulates worldwide by Kingdavid579(m): 5:21pm On Jun 13, 2025
Good move, they've done their part to secure the world.
Politics › Re: I Was Naive To Have Criticised Jonathan, I Asked My Dad To Apologise - El-Rufai by Kingdavid579(m): 10:44am On Jun 13, 2025
The wants Jonathan's loyal followers now eh
Technology Market › Re: Samsung Galaxy S20 Fe 5g: A Hidden Gem by Kingdavid579(op): 6:50am On Jun 11, 2025
Snapdragon 865 power, zero green line worries. Uncompromised performance, unshaken confidence.
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Politics › Re: Post-subsidy Nigeria: Development Or Deception? by Kingdavid579(op): 6:19pm On Jun 10, 2025
CodeTemplarr:
Very negatively overall. I said negatively overall
How has education improved save for student loans?
You're absolutely right. The truth is, subsidy was removed but the real burden was dumped on the masses, while the savings went straight into elite-centered projects. Roads for who? Power hasn't improved. Food is still expensive. Farmers are still on their own. Health and education still in coma.

Yet, if a politician loots billions today, they’ll still walk free tomorrow — maybe even get appointed again. No real consequences.

At the end of the day, every major policy feels like it was made to favour the connected few — not ordinary Nigerians. It's all pain for the people, profit for the cronies.
Politics › Re: Post-subsidy Nigeria: Development Or Deception? by Kingdavid579(op): 6:12pm On Jun 10, 2025
ivandragon:
It was pure Deception.

The issues that made both subsidies unsustainable remain and that is why things are not improving the way they should.
Nigeria problems seems endless

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