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Am very sure that my moniker is the most mentioned on nairaland! I love how people often reckon with my traits. Op and the commenters, u all welcome to my world. Lol

ajisuper:
At last omu aran is being mentioned on internet.happy mood

Lol.. u bad gan!

I was in my adult age when i gained admission to the tertiary institution, having tried for 3yrs i regained that studentship status. I had senior brothers already in school whose job is to gist me about school life, how u will become so free to do things at ur own volition, hence increased my fantasy towards gaining that admission not until 2010 when eventually my creator decided to crown my effort. So quick matriculation day came, a day have been dreaming of, how am going to rock it, taking pictures with friends and family here and there, placing my mortarboard in different style while uploading it on the internet for people to see..... And now graduation draws near. There have been a mix up feelings of how the country makes no arrangement for out-going graduates every year, hence high degree of unemployment.... E.t.c To become a grduate cause for celebration but i seemed to enjoy the former more in area of celebration. Nairalanders, which did u celebrate the most?

This reminds me of AWO HALL where me and my blossom friend deji took it as an habit especially exam periods, a lot drama enlisted are showcased. It's cool but not always.

tweetobyte: Is SHAREFUL the past tense of CHEERFUL?

Nah.... Lets ask t'billz the rightful word to use in this context.

Smh... To use my money to buy this trickish object to predict death? Nna show me how to get this money then i will buy!

Ucheosefoh: Which states are you guys talking about ? Borno state or Adamawa state please specify

Niger

What a pity after much efforts of gov fashola, some unconscientous elements remain incorrigible. Op u can lodge ur complains to PUBLIC DEFENCE SERVICE in alausa.

Balkan: The Coat of Arms of Nigeria has a black shield with two white lines that form in a "Y" shape. The black shield represents Nigeria's fertile soil, while the two horses or chargers on each side represent dignity. The eagle represents strength, while the green and white bands on the top of the shield represent the rich soil.[1]

The red flowers at the base are Costus spectabilis, Nigeria's national flower. This flower was chosen for inclusion in the coat of arms as it is found all over Nigeria and also stand for the beauty of the nation. The white wavy pall represents the Niger and the Benue. On the banderole around the base is Nigeria's national motto since 1978: "Unity and Faith, Peace and Progress" (formerly "Peace, Unity, Freedom"

See the Ingenuity in this master peace. Do know who designed this?

question for the gods. After you've google what it represent, u still come on nairaland to ask an embarrassing question. Least i forget, algeria and saudi arabia got same parti-colour.

I implore the moderator of this section to do the needful cos u might be helping someone else relatively facing issues like this.

BananaBender: Please, help me tell them.

They are taking us back to the 19th century.

Meaning she shouldnt resign? Am going to make my opinion clear to her cos last time i checked, we've seen women doing jobs that have time flexibility and they are doing gud for themselves! I think she forgot that part of marriage fundamentals that the man is the head of the family.

Never u judge a book by its cover cos this guy actually graduated with 4.5gp overall 5.0gp, so i aint suprise!

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Cococandy has made some great points!!! I think the family should move closer to workplace, if they can and get a live in Nanny or a relative.
Also @OP, do the parents also work Sat & Sundays? If Yes, it can be real tasking (but I doubt)...
if No, nothing stops d kids frm spending time wit their parents. Wat if d parents were working offshore? In rigs or d likes?

D kids shld also be counselled by u OP into understanding that d parents are trying to make life better for them, build investments for their future too. Would they (kids) be happy if all they have now be taken away from them?

Noted! Thanks

cococandy: I think so too.

Resigning is not the best option.

I so much like the way u putting things into perspectives but thats not the best option they are left with cos their children even make it a water-tight situation by rejecting such move stating how peers play with their parents often especially weekends giving them full concentration makes me ask a lot questions on how to be a real parent.

ammyluv2002: Very simple! The wife should resign and start up a business that will give her time for the kids. No wife should just sit at home and do nothing, you must do something no matter how little.
The woman has a very important role to play when it comes to kids so let her resign cause if na me I no go even give am second thoughts .....my family first when it comes to earthly things and God first when it comes to heavenly things

Good advise. but this woman remain obstinate probably due to exposure and remunerations she's getting.

suckerpunch: Dont let the salary be the 'decision maker' here. The woman should resign, take care of her children for the main time. Should she choose to work afterwards..fine!

At this stage of theirs, commitments like their new site will be abandoned, and not to talk of paying the children school fees,paying for apartment where they live, by maintain that status of averagely rich family e.t.c

Hello nairalanders, i have a matter to share with u concerning a family friend and his family which i find myself as the cousellor as to settling this rift between this husband and wife. Bro segun works with a big multinationals likewise his wife shade. They are so hardworking over the years which makes them quite successful and happy, having gave birth to two beautiful and chubby girls, they are enviable couple amongst their friends cos they managed their time so well either in office or performing their responsibility as parent. And now their job seems to be more demanding, hence leaves the children with the help of neighbours,sometimes teachers without this children getting so close to their parent cos if segun is not on his way by 5am, sade must have. And now for the fear of deficiency both resort to finding a way out to save their children's future which is who's going to resign to sit back home taking into cognizance that bro segun receives HUNDRED and FIFTY THOUSAND to FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND as wife's salary. Nairalanders help this family out!

For those who havent gotten theirs, is there hope? Cos my sister behaviour right here is something to worry about!

I can perceive how low is utme candidates of this school is every year. Anyways i think Op is trying to make his school status elevated amongst trumpeting institutions by making some kind of apology to the public for prospective students to revisiting their stands.

HugeCock: First things first. He should dye his hair back to d natural colour

what a dilettante trend amongst our artistes nowadays who can hardly make 5million out of music albums or home videos due to laziness, insipid now want to lead? Abeegii! i can see how he tried so much to look responsible but not so close to being among this set of class he's try to lure himself into. I dont have to be suprise if he wins cos being a star and fresh in politics with no flaws people can hold u for, authomatically u on top already!

Lindarians thought their lampoons are constructive enough. Op This is so spot on! Op deserves an automatic appointment to be part of moderators of this great nairaland cos you've so much defended ur territory! Seun will be like; shoutout si awon goons mi, awon eruku mi, awon loni ki ma para ki keep cool mi. Bi gobe sele ninu hood mi, won ma yin bajinatu....... POOKA!!

JudeNjoku: This will only happen when people of Anambra, Imo and Enugu States elect Yoruba men as governors in 2015

deal??

Longthing... Even their aiges is a thwart to their requests. For the fact that we have igbos who are linchpin in the party doesnt mean anything.

RockMaxi: Well said but you can't rule out naivety of the young officer then. Ojukwu is a hero.

Sir, ur extenuation is not justified!

We now can see that our govt is not omnipresent institution, it all start from u and me if only we can take that bold step to fight injustice, wala! Our govt is always ready when u take them as ur defence and not the other way round. I say big up to that abdul azeez's uncle.

Sirleaf eyes must have been cleared for sacking some of ministers who ran away for their lives as if they pledge for their lives in service. And now here it arrives in the presidency. Our nigeria 'corrupt' leaders should beware cos the day of ebola is at hand!