Berankis:

Democracy is flawed everywhere, only that others have a checkmate system to apply caution/prosecution while here caution is thrown to the wind and our system corrupted.

I know. That's why I said "especially in Africa."

Democracy is greatly flawed, especially in Africa where leaders get absolute power and authority. Less than 0.1% of the population feed fat on the collective resources of the people. This is terrible, it grossly disobeys Pareto's principle.

Americans are faced with very tough decision. To choose between the devil and the deep blue sea.

Who you wan impress? What's the need to lie? Why do we like to show off unnecessarily? Omo ehn I just tire for my people

Real karma.

Hmm the heart of man is wicked. He should be sentenced to life in prison for slaughtering a fellow human like a cow!

mightyhazel:
Where are their professors in Engineering? Can't they generate some form of electricity? Solar?

The question should be, do they understand how to generate it besides theoretical approach? How many practical research work has been done towards achieving sustainability? Do we provide opportunities for bright minds to even grow?

Detaaaa:
This is through to some extent

The energy and effort you put in to type this could have written a more concise and correct "true"

SMH.

One of those stories that never happened. Sensationalism at it's peak!

I'm still expecting my industrial training (IT) payment from ITF years after graduating from the university.

Every sector of the country is rife with corruption.

Keyamo is also no expert in aviation matters. He was only privileged to be appointed minister. Can he achieve anything in the aviation industry without the team of experts in his arsenal?

Most Nigerians are terrible opportunists. They look at a situation, whether good or bad and think about ways to manipulate the situation to their advantage. Where others see a problem, they see an opportunity to exploit. Terrible.

I have marked this username EBMedia and the YouTube channel U-Gizt TV. I will never play his videos again.

You don't have to insult people's intelligence by explaining what's already apparent in the video. I've noticed you do this in all your videos.

shamsin6300:
Will give it a try for the fact that I didn't fill into the criteria, I will surely apply and pray over it.
There's nothing God can't do.

Don't you think that would be God encouraging incompetence in workplaces especially since you're not qualified for the positions? What's the idea behind the so called grace?

advanceDNA:
I'm curious...how will it be implemented.....will pple now use their birth certificate or birth registration number to create an account....

Abi it's the usual nonsense "confirm you are age 15 and above to continue"...

They can implement it if they want using AI. Just that it could lead to human rights violations.

This is a catch 22 situation.

The government is probably trying to reduce growing paedophilia in America but this could also limit kid's access to technology.

Kidnapping is a very lucrative business in this country. And our security agency don't know the meaning of "classified information". Every kidnap incident is publicised to the general public.

I hope more frustrated and unemployed Nigerian youth won't venture into this lucrative business.

LP as a party is dead. It has been murdered mostly by greed.

It's a pity they presented an honest front under a facade of deception and corruption. The worst is that the "obidients" are not oblivious of the corruption, but prefer to defend it using whataboutism.

Theunderman:
I got a mail, bt reset password is not working.. showing server error, pls who got a mail recently

I got the mail. I've reset password and tried accepting the terms but it says I've not been matched. And you can't update bank details if you don't accept the terms. It's a catch 22 situation.

hmm

It all stems from a deep rooted instinct of fear of the unknown. Humans are very funny creatures. We are greedy and hypocritical in nature.

Even religious people pray against untimely death instead of praying to go home to their supposed heaven full of pleasure, bliss and whatnot.

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Samantha124:
I'm gonna speak from an African woman's perspective, especially a South African woman.

There's this stereotype that an African woman is expected to have a curvy figure like a figure 8... For example, as a South African woman, I didn't know that South Africa is considered to have a high number of curvy women until I joined nairaland because it had never came to my attention one bit.

At first I didn't take the comments seriously here on nairaland, until I came across two videos of Nigerian women based here in SA talking of how SA women are gifted with curves and big behinds... I never paid attention to any of those things, maybe because I'm also an SA woman.

So I decided that I was gonna do my own findings, this other time I was at a mall and I decided that I was gonna check my SA ladies out and I was shocked by what I saw, it was like 85% of them were bootylicious... ... But I was like noo, I can't make any conclusions yet because I'm in Durban and maybe it's possible that it's only the Zulu girls who have the booty, so I waited until I go home to Polokwane to check my Sepedi girls out...

Of course I finally did traveled back home and this one time I was at a shopping center with my nephew, we had ordered for some pies and while we were still waiting for our orders, I decided that I'm gonna check out my Sepedi ladies out to confirm what some male nairalanders have been saying... .. I was shocked the second time.. .. I saw Nicki Minaj figures walking around and I couldn't help but wonder to myself how come I didn't notice all these things all my life... Not all of them were curvy, but most of them did have the curves and the booty.

So as an African lady, if you lack self confidence, you might end up having a low self-esteem and using butt pads to look like other African ladies outside.... Even now I'm still shocked by what I saw...

This sounds so Nigerian. Especially that part where you were shocked and "Even now I'm still shocked by what I saw" part

Hmm

Nice. Secular countries should promote secularism in their society. Both in schools, workplace and in other public organisations.

Hmm, this is a sign they are probably going to increase fuel price soon

Samdaresd:
when you pump money in to the circulation, you make your currency worthless. What did elementary economics teaches you? When you have too much of money chasing few goods..... U can finish it!

Not when you pump in money for production, especially export commodities or to produce what you import. Let's say in a country, the total money in circulation is N100 and they have five goods they can purchase with the total money, i.e. N20 per commodity. When you pump in more money into circulation, say another N100 and the commodities don't increase, then the price of one of those commodities will increase to N20. But let's say the N100 was given to the manufacturers of those commodities to produce more, what do you think will happen?

It's elementary economics as you opined.

This is exactly what Emefiele said. That's why he and Buhari implemented the policy that negatively impacted businesses and the citizens. Nigeria economy is not something you wake up and start implementing some random policy. You need to understudy it and understand the policy that will be optimal and bring positive outcome in not so long time and I quite agree with mrvitalis points.

Pump money into manufacturing and give them time then you'd start seeing the positive results.

Hmm

Shurtman79:
Wahala ni dey finish.. can someone help me to solve this

You don't sum remaining amount to get the money you spent. Doesn't make any sense at all.

To understand how illogical it is, do the math again, this time spend N10 on 5 items, then calculate the initial money by summing what's remaining and hopefully you should get N110

The nerve