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Just funny the way we all come here and form Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka,.....if he does not intend to be a teacher, as if some of you are perfect at your own jobs! I am sure even with his level of English he can teach most subjects apart from English (thats even if the topic is not a typo). . Pathetic lots! |
if there is a nobel laureate for Super Moms you surely deserve one!!! A real inspiration to people in all ramification of life. Well Done! |
Maybe I did not understand your points, maybe if you had written them in Yoruba i would have understood ....AjanleKoko: I thought I had stated it earlier in some posts. I can't quote them because we're on this page unfortunately, but if you go to the first and second pages on this thread, you can review my initial comments. |
Dis Guy:Lol, I really don't know Ibukun Adebayo to determine weather he was brought up in Nigeria or not. Maybe I did not pass my message across well enough. When AOPs talk on radio I believe their first responsibility is to their audience. This accent thing is not local to Lagos alone, listen to some privately owned radio stations in other states and you will find this true as well. A friend that works as one also has the accent while on radio and I know very well he has never been to Togo so where is the accent coming from? What I am trying to say is, why should anyone who has never had any reason to go outside of Nigeria have a foreign accent? |
just to add some info to this thread, for those who want to learn more about data analysis you can visit Coursera.org . Go to courses and enrol for any course you think will shed more light on the topic for you. |
lovely video so in love with this song....Definately a new style from Chidinma video and song itself is a total deviation from the noble act of Chidinma |
While not having much work experience I believe some of the OPs comments are true regarding the attitude of our people, but some of these attitudes where adopted trough years of living poverty and military dictatorship. To the first part of being crude and unsophisticated, Technologically we are still developing as a country so being crude will likely be seen from that aspect, seems to be correct but from attitude, it would be a different scenario, what is acceptable (e.g having a gay as a friend) to the foreign guy might not really sit well with the Nigerian because. In the aspect of sophistication, I am seriously trying to understand what that means.... In terms of being rude and aggressive, I can say that is quite a generalization that is so wrong because some tribes are quite known to be submissive and like @Aj pointed out, that is a thorny issue which i would not like to go into. When to come to office protocols like I said earlier I am still starting in this regard so I will fly over but outside the office walls, that is so true. Ordinary simple queues we tend to shunt. To the planning and improvisation attitude, we most times like to get the job done quickly and this is not helped by our fire fighting attitude. To the opinionated part, when we are not zombies we have minds and the what is the mind for? If we have an opinion about an issue isn't it right for us to voice such out ( i think your oyibo friend @aj is looking for a submissive/slave Nigerian ojere or the white guy just wants us to accept everything he has said hook line and sinker? These are the same guys that will come and say "can't these people use their brains? Now we have we voice our opinion they complain and @AJ will accept hook line and sinker as well....trustworthiness is one issue we really really need to get right we can still live with some of the points made here but we can never move forward without trust! To the desperation part, any poverty ravaged society will also tend towards this part, the black americans, the asians and other african countries also suffer from some of this same issue. All societies must learn to channel its shortcoming towards productive areas we are not perfect but some issues need addressing, @Aj what you have failed to state is weather you accept with these generalizations or not. In the long and short of the story what your oyibo friend generally want us to do is behave totally like them. Some of these generalizations are found in even developed societies of the world. This thing has nothing to do with being foreign trained or locally trained it is just plain attitude. *To the foreign accent, I have stopped listening to Nigerian radio stations because 90% of the AOPs always sound foreign and I begin to wonder does this give them a sense of accomplishment, superiority or sophistication (just like @aj's friend want us to be) or they are just suffering from Inferiority complex? |
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Laughing at your points here, here is a man who is not here to defend himself and you said stories. I wonder where you got this your street story of you heard he masterminded the sinking of ship carrying bibles. The same person that quotes the bible? He was not a perfect man no doubt. Abiola may be dead but yet Nigeria has suffered more for that singular decision. If going by the same thoughts then Nigeria also will continue to suffer because our government annulled a free and fair election! DailyNews: I learnt that he was a religious fanatic, and fought ruthlessly against Christianity in Nigeria! |
as dem dey do the cinema/orimolade side make dem no forget say their abandoned work dey maternity too o! ![]() |
are you saying you have 3d tvs in stock? gabon: in stock |
Dolemite: And this is one of the reasons I never ever ever trust Nigerians.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Madoff will you also stop trusting all Americans? |
My votes Lupey Lupey graceBestowed Sleekchic Nadia Yeah I know: I am voting for lupey twice! #TeamLupey |
If most of these students have mobile phones then I dont think charging their pads will become a problem! As for the scheme in itself I hope one commissioner does not hijack the deal to open a shop at osogbo to start selling computers, due to this scheme! gratiaeo: Yes, we acknowledge that the |
After going through the tread I guess my own case while serving is quite different, the students in the school I was posted to were so brilliant that they couldn't write their own WAEC exams themselves! What the school does is to sit the ss3 students in the hall then comb the school for average students who have good handwriting and put those ones in a separat class where the answers are written on the board and the junior ones would in turn copy it into the answer booklet given to them. When the junior ones are through with the copying the teachers take the answer sheets from them and share it to the WAEC candidates to write their own names on it. I spoke to the principal about this and he said see, it is not our fault that most of these students when they come from the primary school can't read and write and I should not expect a secondary school teacher to start teaching A for Apple when he has his own subject to teach. He said if they refuse to promote them they will go to another school and will be promoted! Some of the students even promote themselves by joining their colleagues in the next class after failing the previous year. Th state government is not helping matters, they compel the principals to meet a standard passing score if they are to be given state allocation (whatever that is), so the best bet for the principal is to jack up the score and make sure all his students pass! The government owned primary school was close to our lodge and while passing through at times, you would hear the primary school teachers teaching the students in their native language as if that is what they will use to write their exams! |
~Bluetooth:A wonderful piece I wish Nigerian politicians can read....May your knowledge continue to grow! |
mediainspired: Has anyone noticed that for any book by an African author to get shortlisted or outrightly win any of these book prizes run by the West, the theme and contents must revolve around the negative images they have formed about African and which they repeatedly want to shove down our throats as INFALLIBLE TRUTH? I am talking about themes and imageries of CORRUPTION, SLUM, WAR, INEQUALITY, PROSTITUTION, FRAUD, INTERNET SCAMS,SCAVENGING ON HUGE DUMP SITES, POVERTY AND MORE POVERTY. Check out the winners. From Chimamanda's Half of a Yellow Sun (War) to Í Do Not Come to You By Chance' (I can't remember the author), which was on internet fraud or yahoo yahoo.So true, remembered when Richard Quest came to Nigeria he did not show the hotel he was staying at Ikoyi rather he went to Oshodi just to show how backward the country is. I am not saying Nigeria is a paradise on earth, at times their stereotyping is just too plain to see! Kudos once again to the nominees one day NTA will tell our stories better than CNN, BBC and Aljazeera does. |
Congrats to them all..... |
While techno have definately upgraded in the type of phones they make nowadays the same cannot be said of the ones they made years back. People will continue to be reluctant in buying their phones (due largely to the type of phones they came out with) and I don't see this changing any time soon even with their upgraded version phones. I am not a market analyst but its simple knowledge that Nokia even though they have lost a huge market share in the smartphone world they still remain a popular brand for developing markets like Nigeria where people don't have money to buy the iphones, galaxies and window phones of this world. Nokia has built its reputation on DURABLE and EFFICIENT phones and people have all come to respect and know its phones for these two attributes..remember the saying AS Durable as a 3310? The same cannot be said of phones produced by techno in the past, from the problem of over heating, poor screen display to bad batteries all these problems made people loose confidence in them. I could remember seeing a techno phone with a Nokia battery once! I have heard positive reviews of the n3 and seen the n7 myself and its a beauty for the price it is offered with its capabilities. The problem I have with it is, will I be able to repair the phone if it gets faulty, are there serviceable part around? Remember even those Nokia phones that cost 3500 are repairable. HTC was also a start up like Techno but they made better phones unlike what techno started with and people don't compare it with Techno (seriously no one would). I have decided to use Nokia has a yardstick because they seem to be the only phone manufacturer that remembers that not everyone has money to buy phones above N50000. Overtime if Techno continue to make improvements on their products and address some of the issues above they will even have larger share of our market because there will be renewed confidence in their products. |
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When JAMB finally outwits the supposed smart candidates, rather than get a round of applause they are summoned by the house of Assembly what a joke. Most of the candidates who failed this exam most probably went into the exam hall with foreign materials but JAMB outwitted them this time around no doubt. A neighbor of mine who sat for the exam and scored 175 the only subject he passed (scored 51) was Agric Science and that was the only subject he could not find expo (cheat) for... ![]() |
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but outside the office walls, that is so true. Ordinary simple queues we tend to shunt. 
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