Kingdavid579's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Kingdavid579's Profile › Kingdavid579's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 (of 30 pages)
I have lived in Nigeria all my life and I've noticed something strange. Armed robbers seem to avoid hospitals. I've never heard of a hospital being robbed or bugged, despite having expensive high-tech equipment like MRI machines, ventilators, dialysis machines, and ultrasound scanners. Has anyone else noticed this? Has anyone experienced or heard of an armed robbery or burglary at a hospital in Nigeria? |
stuffs2002:I know but if that happens, currently there's no politician in his cabinet that can replace Wike in doings... |
Every sensible person in Abuja that want to see a working Nigeria will vote Wike for president. |
😂 |
Of course, it's not strange |
Good |
Congratulations brother |
That's a good news |
OK |
franchasofficia:You nailed it.. |
Wahala for Americans... It's not going to happen Sha.. I love trump |
It doesn't benefit anyone |
I know say na Wike help them run am |
The thing Nigeria or Africa have to do also, Chinese companies cannot keep on dumping their products here. They should either manufacture or assemble in Nigeria or they should forget about our great consuming population |
It's more about party and selfishness over the country Nigeria, no twist |
Good one |
Small nyash dey shake ![]() |
coolcharm:Not entirely a back door, if I may say so. The National Universities Commission (NUC) accredits both Open and conventional universities, implying they meet the same standards. I've not come across any NUC guideline that prohibits transfers from Open to conventional universities. In fact, while JAMB is required for admission into conventional universities, it's not required for Open universities. However, this doesn't necessarily mean one is superior to the other. Both types of universities have their unique strengths and weaknesses. Given that both types of universities have the same level of accreditation and authority from NUC, I'd say it's not a back door. |
Great
|
Sure |
Kogi State with attack hmm, na wetin Ododo tell una to do? |
I've been admitted to ABU Zaria, and I think it's time I took this opportunity seriously. Although my preference is to study abroad, it's proving challenging due to the current naira exchange rate, making it difficult to relocate to the Western world. Meanwhile, ABU Zaria is performing exceptionally well as one of Nigeria's top universities - in fact, it's ranked as the second-best university in the country. Given these circumstances, I should make the most of this chance. ![]() |
The first government polytechnic in Abuja is a commendable initiative. However, I strongly believe that the government should reconsider establishing polytechnics in areas that are not easily accessible to all students. Unfortunately, the current location in Gwarinpa is not ideal, as it is expensive and not conducive for student life. I implore Minister Wike to explore alternative locations, such as AMAC and Kwali, which would be more suitable and affordable for students. However, polytechnic is needless, a waste of time and money... No one deserves to waste their youthful age in a polytechnic. |
Rip |
REDMI NOTE 12 8GB RAM | 128GB ROM CONDITION: Used, Very Good PRICE: ₦180,000 LOCATION: Abuja CONTACT: 08086718235 Call/WhatsApp
|
No Al-shabab was invited ![]() |
Nigeria |
Say NO to terrorism |
Simply Tif encouraging tif |
One's currently on my neck, though. I approached her in October last year. By December, she was available for a relationship. She claimed she was fully occupied with work and lessons. I didn't flirt with another woman, but she started chasing me after noticing my capabilities. She's very available for anything I want, but once I lose interest, it's final. I won't even shake her hand. I've told her three times to give others a chance, but she's just playing because it won't work. You didn't return my energy when I showed interest, but now you're acting up because you can't handle to loss my strengths. |
Okay, we don hear |
Congratulations to Nigeria |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 (of 30 pages)

