₦airaland Forum

MaxInDHouse:
Did you tell her you intended to become a pastor? Because it's rare for a lady today to turn down proposal of a prospective Daddy G.O o!

The reality is opposite of what you are saying, ladies don't like marrying pastors.

kettykin:
It seems finally equatorial guinea is now looking like a much more serious country unlike their counterpart in west Africa where only members of the opposition and people who leave the ruling party have corruption cases

I heard the man want to contest

Therock5555:
Inflation my brother....


It's basic Economics.


Print more money, prices of things increases due to more money chasing lesser goods. So what happens when the goods become more expensive? Print more money right?


Go and ask late Mugabe how the matter take finish for am, you go carry one wheelbarrow filled with money to go and buy one loaf of bread....


Otilo....

This your explanation is some kind.... what is the in government printing money, use the money to execute projects or provide social amenities, more workers can even be employed.
How does your response justified the scenario I painted

nairavsdollars:
Nonsense. Just to spite Atiku and scatter votes so that Tinubu can win
No matter your antics, Peter Obi won't fall for this scam. If Jonathan like, let him take it

What do you expect from them, they need a life support, hence the reason for zoning their presidential ticket to south

Nightshadezz:
My people 👋
Ikorodu through the lens of my Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus 📸🔥.

The colors and clarity shocked me, never thought a phone camera could bring out this much detail.

From the busy streets to calm corners, every shot feels alive.

Any other Infinix users here? Let’s see what your camera’s got! 👀

The pictures clarity are overrated.
My small samsung phone will take a clearer, sharper one

Olachase:
But wait hoo I thought Ikorodu is one undeveloped area like that

Ikorodu is another state in Lagos. The headquarter is developed but the suburbs are far from development

Betanaija42moro:
But he won in Lagos and Abuja


The first winning in ADC just happened in Anambra, courtesy of Peter Obi.
They candidate of the party for Anambra state house of assembly has just been declared winner.

Obi is massively loved.

Where is your evidence

WantsandMore:
this is why we need a strict administrative adherence in Nigeria public service otherwise simple things looks like rocket science.

This is long overdue.
I will recommend mentality overhauling. As in, formatting and resetting. The advanced in age just believe you must not hit high at an early stage.
Some will argue over the appointment of a young, vibrant person as the head of a unit/department. The argument is always "what does he know"



Seriously, God will help us in this country

Therock5555:
For Nigeria, forget all your certifications and do, if you no sabi anybody, even to be HOD, you go sweat tire talk more of professor...

You are right.
Some professors who managed to attain HOD'ship don't even smell Dean'ship

Therock5555:
For Nigeria, forget all your certifications and do, if you no sabi anybody, even to be HOD, you go sweat tire talk more of professor...

The system in Nigeria can quickly cringe dreams.
You can imagine, even on masters thesis, students spent years, not because of laziness but because of constant frustration from the supervisor.

Some of these supervisor are not even available for their students. And this kills the zeal of many researchers

erad:
The ignorance in his comment is that all lecturers are called professor over there.

That's what happens when you don't understand that certain things are unique in different locations and only care about comparison.

I am just hearing this for the first time.

oz4real83:
what are you saying? You think it is easy in other parts of the world? Education has not been able to provide solutions to Nigeria's problems as it is in most parts of the world because of poor quality leadership. Check when covid19 came up, how universities across developed societies were developing vaccines to solve or manage it. Education in Nigeria needs a total change and a state of emergency being declared.

I can't agree with you less on this

It's not that easy in other clime too.
In my view, I think it's a wrong mentality by the supposed people at the top (those who have attained professorship).
Even with this so called toughness, the other climes keep bringing out cutting edge innovation.

FunnyDude:
Nigeria's education pathway is tough unlike the other part of the world

Seriously, what cam we say is wrong with the Nigeria System of Education.

Why such a big gap? 🤔

Is it:

A difference in academic career pathways?

Merit-based vs. tenure-based promotions?

Cultural perceptions of when one is “ready” to be called a professor?


Or are we simply looking at two very different definitions of ‘professor’?

I’d love to hear your thoughts — because this might say a lot about how we view expertise, opportunity, and youth in academia.




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@OP Please every child deserves the best, enrol the girl in the same school with your child.
Please don't change her school to public school.

Israel5:
Please (even though I know my appeal with fall on deaf ears too numerous to count in this forum), approach this issue with logic and without prejudice to the people involved.

My wife and I are duly blessed with a son who is in his basic 5 now. Also, we decided to get the daughter of one of my cousin to stay with us. She is one of 7 children. So I wanted to help raise a CHIMAMANDA.

As my rule, every child of same age under my room attends the same school and calls us Dad & Mum. The school part didn't quite seat well with my wife, who had a different opinion, but I prevailed anyway. Because na me dey pay school fees.

The girl is a year older than my son, but due to the level of education at the village before she came over, we made her be in the same class as my son. She met my son in primary 2. Now they are both in basic 5.

A shocker happened: This girl keeps coming up in the class, while my son keeps running away from the top. We've tried extra lessons, even tried changing schools. Now it looks as if the girl is better suited for school than my boy. She reads, spells and memorizes things too marvellous. I bought a dictionary cos of that.

I even buy gifts for her (for coming top) more than I do for my boy, to make him sit up, but my pikin nor send me o. Guy use cry & Woman power make me buy am bicycle. 😁

I would think he's being a spoilt boy, who believes daddy & mommy is there, I don't really know. But I am hopeful.

Now, my major issue is my heavily pregnant wife. She wants the girl to be changed/enrolled at a different school. In her defence, she wants her to be available to help her take care of things. The kid's school close by 3pm. She suggest government school that close earlier. I see sense in what she said but I feel like I'll be unfair to this young girl.

When I tried to have a healthy debate on the idea. Na so madam start to dey talk plenty tins wey I nor fit type.
I have accepted to do her wish from September for peace.

Please, do you see another way I could avoid problems?

Is she right to have asked that I changed the girl's school just because she needs help around the house & her business?

I want to assume you did not take pregnancy preventing substances during your one year of waiting. It's often advised you don't take that after marriage.

I will advise you take herbal medicines for the fibroid. There may be herbal for block fallopian tube too.
Dm if you need help

KobeMan:
We married A Year ago. We decided to wait for a year before having kids. We started trying 3 few months but no success. I told both of us needs to get tested. I did Sperm Analysis & the result is good, I'm very fertile.

She did pelvic scan, and in the scan, She has fibroid (Submocousal fibroid 5.5cm). The news broke me and I was very sad, I never imagined I'll be in this kind of situation. We went to the gynecologist and He told us to go for HSG to check her fallopian tube, The result showed that Both Tubes are blocked.

I've not been myself for the last couple of days. I had to pretend to be strong because She was down & has been crying as well. This are two serious fertility issues and Her chances of conception is very low. Even if The gynecologist tells us to do the IVF(Which I don't even have money for it cause it's vey expensive) They'll still have to remove the fibroid.

This are very expensive procedures that are not even guaranteed that it will work and She will conceive. I'm the only male child in my family, in my early 30's. Pressure will start coming from all directions and also considering my my age, I don't pray to experience delay with child birth. I just decided to pour own my mind here. I'm really down, I don't know what to do.

What If the programme the son studied is not being ruined in Nigeria Universities??
Someone may sat, he should have established the programme in His University¿ what if no manpower is available in Nigeria yet

Someone here should enlighten me.
Is Hamas specific to a group of people, or is it just and Ideology.

debbydams:
Sure
I don't cheat
Cheating is bad
26 more characters needed.

This is highly commendable of you

labake1:
It's treatable so help her in getting treated first

You guys are saying it's treatable without giving a clue

baralatie:
Not only at bua but also at the defunct elephant cement factory

You can Imagine.
The truth of the matter is that we blame our leaders for everything.
But what can leaders do when the followers are even corrupt??

Na so them do for BUA Cement that year. The so called distributor did not allow the public to enjoy the subsidy

Racoon:
Chai! Naso some innocent souls became the victims of an unfortunate war?

What is the name of Ukraine telegram channel

You may not really tell, some of them maybe battling with one serious terminal diseases with just few years to live on earth.
As a result, some may decide to explore what ever option is available to them before death

funshint:
I wonder why someone will hate him/herself so much to spoil his/her face like this I don't blame them most of them get free money from govt unemployment stipends. Spoilt people!

I can't agree with you less on this.
But you can imagine a child filled with vibrancy with high hope. Yet despite persistency, the child realised there are no avenue to express such hope. This is where we found ourself in Nigeria. And the leaders are not trying to remedy the situation.

Nairalander248:
It's actually brain draining the country and another thing is that Nigerians are going back to slave trade era in a more modern way...

When you can't help a situation, it's better to avoid it

The term "Japa" has become a popular expression especially among young people. Japa had it source from Yoruba language, literally meaning “to run swiftly” or “to escape.”
In the modern Nigerian context, it has evolved to mean emigrating from Nigeria to seek better opportunities abroad.
Unlike before when young vibrant youth are trooping to the Western countries like Canada, the UK, the US, or Europe. Nowadays, they troops in to different countries, especially where opportunities exists.

Why Are People "Japa-ing"?

The rise in the "Japa" phenomenon is an indication that the youths are really tired of dysfunctional society and therefore desire an environment where they will be productive, build stable and fulfilling life, and a place where their efforts will be appreciated.

Controversies About Japa

While some view Japa as a smart escape from an unstable system, others see it as abandoning the homeland rather than staying to fix it. In my own viewpoint, I sticked to the former rather than the latter.


My take

Until the root causes are addressed, the desire to "Japa" will likely remain strong, as individuals seek dignity, safety, and opportunity beyond the country's borders.

My point is, why will I buy computer at Alaba when it's Computer village that predominantly sells it.
Also, why buying electronics at Eko when it's Alab that sells it.

Mear23:
I dey visit this market back to back, especially, Computer Village, Alaba, Mushin and all markets in Lagos.
I have never been scammed for once.

Setting your priority right will help you escape this guys.
1. What are you planning to buy....then which market sells it.
2. You have no business with all those street guys....enter legit shops. ( sometimes, I buy corn from corn seller to get the opportunity to ask for a right direction)
3. Don't be carried away with cheap prices

They should come and explain that of monkey that swallowed Millions of Naira