₦airaland Forum

danbilbo:
Thanks sir. You can still come for inspection pending the arrival of your container.

EternalTruths:
One thing you can't take away from the Igbos is loyalty.

If they support you, they will never betray you like one tribe in the south filled with useless traitors.

Just guess that tribe .

blueto:
Imagine Obansajo raining animadversions on GEJ for an alleged ‘reckless’ spending, and one would think he wasn't culpable of such.

Anyway, no amount of libelous statements against GEJ can sway me, because I know and it is indelible to me that GEJ performed excellently. They attribute his success to oil price as if oil price can automatically improve the economy without good and apt economic policies in order to make optimal use of revenues. Was Nigeria the only oil producing nation when Jonathan was in power?? why was it that no other oil producing economy was able to challenge the Nigerian economy in becoming the third fastest growing economy in the world and the largest economy in africa with inflation rate at a single digit? it was clearly because of the repercussions of his apt economic policies and programmes. His policies were evaluated and rated topnotch globally by world bank and other eminent int'l and local economic institutions.

These days, the most discernible policy of the new APC government is to attack everything Jonathan. However, propaganda can only mask the truth in the short-term. It cannot destroy the truth in the medium to long-term. No matter what APC traducers say, the fact remains that Goodluck Jonathan was an exceptional president by Nigerian standards.

Babatunde Fashola, the current minister of Power, Works and Housing. At his maiden news conference, tagged grandiloquently: “Setting the Agenda for Delivering Change,” the same Fashola who spent the election campaign running down the Jonathan administration shocked his audience by revealing that, rather than embark on new road construction projects in 2016, he would only endeavour to build on Jonathan’s achievements.

Wittingly or unwittingly, Fashola gave the lie to APC propaganda that Jonathan’s years were wasted years? If Jonathan was as incompetent as the APC would have us believe, why could the party not launch its own superior nationwide road-building plan, as Buhari had promised in the heady days of the 2015 election campaign? Why rely on allegedly sub-standard PDP foundations?

Sinkills:
God forbid! I am a born again child of God and cannot dress like a child of Satan. Decency and moderation in dressing is part of my lifestyle as a Christian.

Sinkills:
Some people associate godliness with adherence to certain dressing or adornment patterns. These include covering all sensitive parts of the body, putting on of shirts properly tucked in, ties and suits by men, refusal to wear shots and slabs or trousers by ladies, complete removal of ear rings, necklaces and other jewelries, avoidance of make-ups and perming of hair etc. Once a person appears this way especially ladies, the impression is that she is born again or godly. But I know that one can appear like that and yet be wicked, rude, vengeful and dirty in heart. Repentance, salvation and godliness starts from the heart. However, if one has actually encountered Christ leading to genuine conversion, doing away with adornments that are in conformity with the old life will not be a problem for such a person (Genesis 35:1-5; Exodus 33:1-6; Isaiah 3:16-26, 1st Timothy 2:9,10, 1st Peter 3:3,4). This will very hard for one who is yet to taste Calvary for salvation. There must be world of difference between a Christian and a man/woman of the world. If this is difficult for anyone to swallow, it only indicates one thing. May the Lord save us from sin, hypocrisy and worldliness in Jesus' name, Amen.

HateU2:
Like I said, Fayose needs a doctor from Yaba left.

tetula123:
lie allert

TheBiafran:
the direct consequence of calling us 5%
ha ha ha ha i cant fitnt laugh
now just imagine that the oil is completely gone....................
God put bubu in charge to completely destroy and disgrace him!
at least, no one will say that if bubu had gotten the chance, he would have done america wonder!
if it can affect dangote, then nigeria is in for it big time!
sai bubu the destroyer of the zoo, the restorer of the rising sun abode, the uniter of SS$SE

EduRegard:
A new chorus has taken over the nation. The song of "Education does not guarantee success". I can precisely say that you must have come across it either from your close associates or those in your far edge.

There are a good number of people who often say "Education does not guarantee success". This article will unveil them.

1. The Illiterate.

The illiterate, as they are known, are ignorant of the power of education. The predominance of them see years spent in school as a waste of time.

2. People With Financial Crisis.

Another category of people who often say "Education does not guarantee success" are those who can't afford to send their children to higher institution or the victims of these parents. They say this to console themselves.

3. People who give up when seeking admission.

The indolent people have never run out of excuses. They always have something to say to defend their inabilities. After they could have applied for admission for a number of times and couldn't make it. They end up saying "Education does not guarantee success".

4. People with poor grades.

Students with low grades are often scare of their chances of graduating well. They mostly have the phobia that their certificates will be inoperable. A good clause they used to soothe themselves is "Education does not guarantee success".

5. Those who succeed without education.

Let me first congratulate this category of people for their achievements. This set of people at times discourage people from going to higher institution because of their success without the effect of education. They won't use those who make it with education as examples but only themselves. Like the first category of people I mentioned above, they also see education as a waste of time. They constantly say " Education does not guarantee success".


According to me, It is true that education does not guarantee success but it is one of the prerequisite of success.

SOURCE : http://eduregard.com/5-categories-people-say-education-not-guarantee-success/

raphieMontella:
..lol mister man...m in asaba...asaba puss*y requires money...

Beey:
Why don't you go taste and the come & confirm? Nonsense! Wonder if people do pause for a moment to think before posting on social media