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Satioshi:He's actually talking about laying tracks to from the Iddo take off point. |
myboy2010:Find my conclusion below
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free2ryhme:Unfortunately, our steel industry was late to the game...... but I think there are some concessions FG approves 60% local content for railway projects[/quote] |
myboy2010:Se o ya were? |
deomelo:Bros, As if our "clocks" were synchronised. Immediately I saw that part, I was like.......WTF ![]() |
bxboss:Ok! this is technically a case of abduction.......but in context, I suspect these two were probably trying to elope or something?“The Emir ordered that my sister, Hauwa Dadi, should be released to us. But we signed an undertaking that she should not be punished. We have just left the Emir’s palace. I will call you later to give you the details.” |
GODAKPAN:That is precisely why El-Rufai is management and you on NL. |
Rubbish! So the excuse to keep incompetent people is to train and retrain them? I wonder what is value to people like you. What training if I may ask? They failed an exam that students in good schools will pass for God's sake. Ideally competency tests should be your gateway into the job. That's why in some countries, you cannot teach children if you have not passed the certification test GODAKPAN: |
Who am I to tell you that your decision is not justified...... Hmm! Unfortunately you are the only one who has not had sex for a year. I also suspect that the lady who infected him would have gone for treatment and continued "servicing" your husband. Secondly, the way you write, it's either you make too much assumptions or you live in denial |
GODAKPAN:I am seeing too many twisted logic today. So how should he own up and redress the decay, if I may ask? He should keep incompetent teachers to keep teaching innocent kids? and do what exactly? |
Chartey:This is how some of make ridiculous statements and arguments that beggars logic. If you call yourself a teacher, what competence will be assessed? Is it not your competence to do the job you're employed to do that should be tested? What is our business with your own shortcomings? If you like get zero in geometry, who cares! People put their children in school to learn, and the people to impart knowledge are abysmally poor...... and you are not concerned? |
@OP, Don't let people take you to the cleaners. Your submission is pretty lame. |
laudate:This is the problem I have with some of you lots. You argue with baseless assertions and flawed assumptions. I ask you for veritable evidence and facts, you are telling me about "was said". More ridiculous you are asking me to swear? Please save it. I am not doing this anymore |
laudate:Do you have any proof that our "medical facilities" have ANYTHING to do with the condition of both(Tinubu's son & Ekwueme)? |
laudate:You don't get my point. It is an open secrete that our medical facilities are sub-par. What is disingenuous is to attribute 2 isolated events and...voila, atribute them to the state of our medical system. |
[quote author= post=61817980]Can you show me where I wrote most industrialized? Anambra is most indigenous industrialized state in Nigeria second to commerce after Lagos, where Igbos control large percentage in Lagos[/quote]Another term? ![]() Ok which state will be the most tribal industrialised state |
ODVanguard:Guy, you be proper e-goat o. The same Soludo that made that 'fourth largest economy' comment was quoted on record just few days ago for saying: "Anambra'll emerge 5th largest economy soon" ![]() https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/soludo-anambra-ll-emerge-5th-largest-economy-soon.html So, which one are we to believe?? Did Anambra slide back from being 4th largest to now targeting 5th largest?? Or did he really mean it'll become 5th largest in the World?? Like Blue3k said, no single data has been presented so far to back that scam of a statement. You people have been exposed as merchants of lies and fabrications that you are. More and more verifiable data like the ones presented in this thread will continue to expose you lots for the frauds that you are. Smh.[/quote] ![]() Jesu Christi ooooooo!!!!!! These people's penchant for bringing stats out of their asses is awesome. It is even more ridiculous that the guy tried to twist the interpretation of a published stats. |
Desyner:1. Character assassination? well I am not the one who have been found out to lie ceaselessly on NL, neither am I the only one to have accused you of lying. "Ida e lo pe ara re leru" - you simply showed true to type 2. Let me also address this your submission in bold. a. So you now agree that investment in schools has any return at all. This classic from you who a while back saw and stated investment in schools is of negative effect b. I once told you that I cannot help your comprehension deficit. If you do not see investment in schools as a fundamental input into the economic development of a state or country, then I am not interested in debating with a person with such low-level intellect c. You put up lies in most of your submissions, when found out, you accuse people of twisting your posting. This was someone who accused Osun state of not paying teachers at all, yet when evidence put forward, you change story. Schools are built, you claim there was no IGR to pay the teachers, they showed you that Osun had a modest and decent IGR by all standards, you changed story.......and you tell me you have a credible character?
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otokx:Unfortunately this is a glitch in the system and not Sheun001 's fault. The system should have been programmed to enable the acceptance botton only when the status is "approved". Well CAPS can still be improved going forward and JAMB should fix this subsequentlySheun001: :You should have waited till your status changed to approve. |
Nnamdiojukwu:Good question?smilingface: :Good question. ![]() At the risk of not wanting to sound rude, I will advise you both to start with reading what CAPS is all about...... |
teresafaith:Trust me "little sis" your life is better than that. You don't want to become someone's intimacy gadget and be "thrashed" off when you are "worned-out" |
grandstar:In addition, it is even not professional to use isolated events to generalise an pattern. Is the guy telling us that people in Netherlands for example don't die of heart attack? (like Tinubu's Son) or people in advanced countries don't go into coma (Like Sir Alex Ekwueme)? Funilly enough this medical facilities he so derieded has successfully stablised Ekweme and the news this morning is that he's out of coma. So I ask, what is his point? |
AntiWailer:Can I also add that many young folks have this erroneous impression that managers are there by luck and not that they actually paid their dues. Secondly many of these young folks think management look at issues through the prism of the young folks?majekdom2: :I have been in the corporate world for more than 11 years across several major sectors. I have seen brilliant folks get roasted, simply because they are "BRILLIANT". The corporate world is a battle ground. A lot comes into survival and "doing your job" is not just the only thing |
Adadioranma79:I learnt a bitter lesson too back in the days (almost 10yrs ago) when I worked in IT. We were on some very interesting and "strategic" projects, and I was lead on virtually all of them. I had as boss, the HOD, but as lead I was the face of the project, especially when we needed to make presentations to management. I had good presentations skills to match, and coupled with the fact that I had a weekend job as a facilitator in an institution which prepared people for professional exams. I noticed that during my presentations, my manager was always interrupting me. Some times, he will tell management "what he is trying to say is........." or sometimes he will ask me to pause and say "Let me explain that part better". To cap it all, he messed up my appraisal by awarding me "average" on presentation skills. Now let me also add some perspective to this. I was selected as part of the "egg-heads" in the organisation and we were sent to what we call "Leadership Academy" (I'm sure some people have this in their organisation or gone through variant of it). For us, this is where future managers a "backed and cooked". In the Academy, I was nominated as the best in presentation skills and was the "presenter" for the team......yet my own manager rated me "average" on presentation skills. Besides, these were some of the many things I was going through with him. He knew how to "use" me to get accolades, yet he also had a penchant for keeping me in "my place". I remember another situation where I was about to leave office for a class, so I went to seek his permission. He told me I cannot go, that we had a presentation for the MD and he wanted me to attend. This was on a project that I was not involved in. I only discovered afterwards that he made sure I attended due to my capability to handle the "top" in terms of answering technical and business oriented questions. So I shared my "challenge" with a friend. We both came to the conclusion that as at then " I was outshining the master". I wised up sharp-sharp. The next presentation came. I was to present. I got up and told management about a challenge we were currently witnessing on the projetct, but they should rest assuredly know that we were on top of it, especially that our Manager brought his experience and leadership to bear by guiding us on how to solve such problems. During the presentation, I made sure that on three occassion, I related the success in milestones to my Manager. That was the first time I had a presentation that my manager did not say "Pim". He did not interrupt. I made the presentation slightly about him. Long story short. We delivered the project (Phases 1,2,3). I was moved from IT, to corporate office and told that they are putting me in a business facing role (that was good bye to IT). I served a GM for 7years and I did with wisdom. I don't speak in meetings unless he gave me permission. I attended virtually all meeting with him (we are quite close) including strategy retreat overseas, yet I pass my suggestions to him on pieces of paper during meetings. I compose emails, send it to him for review and we now use his email address to send it out to the whole corporation. I was given other side assignment, which management don't inform him. Sometimes I will tell him informally and say "between us"........My GM is retired and I am currently in acting capacity. My charge to young ones......pls be wise. Don't rush into battles you were program to loose. Patience and comportment is key |
KingsleyCEO:Bros, You belong to the categories of wise men that the Yorubas call " a ran omo ni ise eru, o fi ti omo je". Let me also share a story about a collegue some years ago. She had issues with a wicked direct boss. She was impatient and decided to take her on. She invoked a clause that staff use to address discriminatory/unfair/intimidation etc treatment. A committee was set up to look into her case. Guess who were the panel? Other managers, except the wicked boss. Guess the outcome of the case? This my collegue was declared guilty, accused of making a mountain out of a mole-hill and she was given a warning letter When a common friend related the story to me, I simply told her that she went into a battle she had lost right from the get-to-go. Except she had a concrete/tangible evidence (which she did not), you cannot accuse your boss of intimidation and hope to win. I also told the common friend that the composition of the panel spoke volumes. Even though most of the panel members do not like the wicked boss, I reasoned that they still ruled in her favour to protect themselves. I imagined they had reasoned that if they ruled in favour of the subordinate, then they have open a flood-gate as other staff members who had issues with their managers will also start protesting, calling for a panel review. This affected lady most likely took many of the good advise we colleagues gave her - essentially, "be patient", "manage your boss", "bid your time", "do a damn good job","court other boses and build networks". Guess what is the situation today? The wicked boss left (infact word was that she heard she was about to be laid off, so took a face-saving measure) and this our colleague was elevated and is now in the position. Many of you young lads needs to learn comportment. |
COdeGenesis:Bros, Wisdom is required in all things. You are making damn big mistakes on many fronts and you run the risk of getting fired. Let me start by asking why bring this to NL? don't you know it may threaten your job if someone picks this up and show this manager or even your manager? Except you can cover your track very well, companies frown at having their issues on social media. Secondly, if you used this phrase in the said email, told them the delay was becoming quite embarassing to the state, then I'm afraid you have over-stepped your limits. You don't make simple and silly mistakes like this, telling a "superior officer" that his actions are embarassing and you expect him/her to take it? Many of you young lad/lasses needs to learn comportment or else you get fried in the corporate environment. A simple thing that you would have done that would have saved you all this needless back-fire is to have asked your boss to send the reminder. Even him will not have used the word "embarrassing" |
MXrap:Can I take this offer? |
Desyner:1. You mean you needed to type the full meaning of IGR to demonstrate your knowledge of it? It's a pity you sunk your profile so low. 2. You commended Aregbe for starting out Garment Factory, yet derided him for building standard schools? Bros, is your head "paining" you or something? I mean how do you reason? You do not even know how a govt should balance its responsibilities. I keep asking myself why should any decent person engage you in argument with your penchant for "twist" and "turns" Don't worry, I know your type. You are simply a liar, a non-starter and "self-overrated". For your reputition, we now have to resort to quick screen-grabs and google cache, as we now know your penchant for falsehood, shifts, twist and turns. .....and also, do you think Osun state's growth will be hinged on your myopia? |
Desyner:How convenient! Another load of lies. Did you come to this conclusion by showing us stats either now or when you posted it? |
That was when I discovered and rightly accused him of not only being a liar, but a liar with no honor.
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Like Blue3k said, no single data has been presented so far to back that scam of a statement. You people have been exposed as merchants of lies and fabrications that you are. More and more verifiable data like the ones presented in this thread will continue to expose you lots for the frauds that you are. Smh.[/quote]