₦airaland Forum

crackhouse:
they are just afraid of having F in his course.
It's not good to be intimidated.
This shows they don't have any right.
Reducing their mark in their assessments would have been a better option and a better lesson to them than this.

funmisticqueen:
Nope

Baddest69:
Nigeria police mtcheeeew
Very selfish things


Thief enter station rob and still escape freely


If na to enter street go dey harass innocent people..they go dey gara

#fools

sonofLuci:
What's the quickest way to get citizenship in US?

NwaAmaikpe:


Fayose is not clever,

Those old women look like witches, they have probably cast a spell on him.


8 out of 10 Old women are witches.

funmisticqueen:
Nope

emefav:
In a wedding ceremony officiated by Arch Bishop of Abuja, Cardinal John Olorunfemi Onaiyekan, with other clergies in attendance at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Maitama, Abuja on Saturday, July 1st, Senator Hope Uzodimma's twin daughters, Sandra Nkechi Uzodimma and Sopia Nkem Uzodimma, said 'I Do' to Adeola Adewoye and David Onyekachukwu respectively.

The grand double wedding had the Speaker of the Nigerian House of Representatives Yakubu Dogara, The Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, Governor Willie Obiano, Deputy Gov. Of Ebonyi State Kelechi Igwe, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, CAN President Rev. Supo Ayokunle, Ikedi Ohakim, former Governor of Imo State, His Royal Majesty Eze Cletus Ilomuanya (Obi 1 of Obinugwu), His Royal Majesty Prince Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi (Ooni of Ife) Rt. Hon Kelechi Nwagwu former Speaker Imo state  House of Assembly, Chief Tony Chukwu (Onweheihekaririchineke), Barr. Nnamdi Anyaehie (Imo State PDP Chairman) Chief Charles Ikoro (Osunmanu) and many others in attendance.

http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/07/senator-hope-uzodimmas-twin-daughters-hold-grand-double-wedding-abuja-photos.html

Kellibae:
Tufiakwa.. yorubas ar so comfortable with anything sex no matter how awkward it looks.

Imagine a woman who has a full grown man as this still wants to be getting involved.
And the mumu son is comfortably serching for her...
Then another younger mumu wana get involved himself or his dad..

Kellibae:
Tufiakwa.. yorubas ar so comfortable with anything sex no matter how awkward it looks.

Imagine a woman who has a full grown man as this still wants to be getting involved.
And the mumu son is comfortably serching for her...
Then another younger mumu wana get involved himself or his dad..

funmisticqueen:
I will talk to you like you have gotten admisssion already.
First and foremost, are you sure it is what you truly want, how bad do u want it? Some day you will wake up and regret it o. This is normal.

Second, if medicine didnt pay well in three years time, not just in nigeria but worldwide, would you still do it?

Third, is the God you worship with you on this and have you confirmed it?

Fourth, please realise that you need to work hard enough and keep thinking in your mind for medicine alone, do not entertain thoughts of failing or anything else, work hard like you have no God and pray like you have not read.

Fifth, please realise that medicine is hard, but my tip, you just need to work hard to pass, but if you want to go for distinction please feel free but balance is key.

Sixth, medicine is not about being brilliant ask any doctor, but being smart, being able to conform to the norm and still be able to think out of the box. When you get in you will see many people more brillant than you failing and getting withdrawn.

Last, medicine is a team effort. It is one thing they teach you. Dont be afraid to ask for help. Pls also learn a skill you love apart from medicine, one of my classmates was a model, three were artists, they could charge 100k per drawing, two were into IT and computer stuff, two were fashion designers. I was a baker and pastry coinesseur. It is very important to develop a life outside med school.

funmisticqueen:
Nope educate the masses and they will make better informed decisions about their health and the economy

mylander:
Please advise.

I was in an employment of a bank until recently when my employment was terminated.

When I had the job, I took my family welfare as my priory. My wife and our only son were faring good, I always ensure we do not lack the basic necessities. Meanwhile, my wife did not have a job then. All the house upkeep expenses including the cost of running her postgraduate program were on me and I felt comfortable bearing the costs as the breadwinner of the family.

After I lost my job in the bank some month ago, my wife got an employment with the state govt. With her little income, she has been able to assist in bearing some expenses, even she pays for fuelling our car sometimes.

The drama has now started in the house and our marriage is on the verge of breaking up.

Any little issue, my wife will turn it to quarrel, different abuses. Funny enough, she would be referring to the financial supports she has been rendering in the house. This is a woman that did not work at all for 2 years and I was bearing all the expenses with pleasure. Now she had only supported me for about 4months now and she's is misbehaving.

To my surprise, my wife maintains a record in which she records every penny she spends in the house including food items and fuel. With this, she always ask me when will I pay him back.

At the instance of a simple argument/misunderstanding, my wife would be boasting of 'I paid for this, I paid for that....' 'If not for my support since you had problem at work......'

Please advise me, I am getting fed-up with the situation, my wife had changed totally.

fastgyal:
but on a serious note, we have really Good doctors here.
we are our own problem.
most hospitals are short-staffed and the doctors are overworked. With Nigeria taking the negative lead in several global health indicators, health personnel who should help reverse the tide are in short supply across the country with training and recruitment increasingly ebbing.
Currently, the country has a little above 600 paediatricians to care for its over 40 million children, compared to the United Kingdom’s over 5,000 for 20 million children. The figures are more depressing in other areas of medical specialisation. With the rising cases of cancer across the country, there are only a little above 15 oncologists; 10 neurosurgeons to attend to issues related to the nervous system; and 120 urologists to manage conditions related to the male urinary tract and reproductive organs such as prostate, kidney, bladder cancers, prostate cancer, testicular cancers, infertility in men, sexual dysfunction etc.
There's no motivation at all for these doctors, causing them to handle their work with less care.
many of them are underpaid, less widely appreciated and undergo professionalism with tears.
When those in power learn to start doing the right thing, then we'd start getting the right appraisals.

BoluGabriel:
I blame the youths of this country. No great country is great without passing through revolution. Stop being beggars to politifcians, to legislooters, to executhieves. Enough is Enough. Tuface chickened out of a protest, for God knows how much.... We must be wise, resilient, defiant, hungry, and mad for revolution.
#NoToRestructuring #YesToRevolution

toluxa1:
Depends on how much you intend to put into this, your area of interest, your target market and environment. Personally, I would buy phones (he can find very clean phones in his locality) , laptops, gadgets and accessories. They all move fast.
If there are other items that you're into, buy. Some people will buy Supplements, clothes, perfumes depends on what they thing they can market well. It's advisable you have to have some level of interest in what you sell.

Goodluck.

I sell Amazon Gift Cards @N290/$

nann4sure:
Pls my fellow NL help me out, i wrote jamb this year want to go to school and at the Same time wish to join Nigeria Navy my question now is, if i join NN will i have time to further my Education, which should i go for UNI or NAVY: pls help

Lesgupnigeria:
Kindly call 08164628081,08092034147

Thisnut:
an average American pays $500[almost 200k naira] on child support per child every month, so why is this a big deal.



But wait oh, na elephant the baby dey chop?

Thisnut:
an average American pays $500[almost 200k naira] on child support per child every month, so why is this a big deal.



But wait oh, na elephant the baby dey chop?

Thisnut:
an average American pays $500[almost 200k naira] on child support per child every month, so why is this a big deal.



But wait oh, na elephant the baby dey chop?

datola:
People like Aliko Dangote who gave us a FCMG company we can be proud of, Linda Ikeji who open our eyes to what blogging is, CEO’s of Konga and Jumia who introduced the E-commerce gig to us, our very own Seun Osewa of Nairaland and Mike Adenuga who without him we wouldn’t have known what per second billing is all about.


When Dangote started selling petty things he was was not an entrepreneur right?

What about when Seun was buying N100 browsing time at Cafe to build Nairaland he was not an entrepreneur?

We are all entrepreneurs in what so ever small start up we are into so far we have the bigger picture to change the world.

The Bible says we should not despise the days of little beginning.

Keneking:
Chi bu Eze
Igbo women are prayerful
She was saved by the power of the Holy One.

GossipHeart:

Do you want to hear the truth ??

Couples who have been married for 40 years do break up, how long have you been married ?? 1 year ??

Last time i checked, there are 40 million men in Nigeria, you can still find a husband

He didn't sign an agreement that he will be with you for the rest of his life

He has his preference, he's a grown man, he can do whatever he wants

The same way you can't marry a bus driver

Just move on

GossipHeart:

Do you want to hear the truth ??

Couples who have been married for 40 years do break up, how long have you been married ?? 1 year ??

Last time i checked, there are 40 million men in Nigeria, you can still find a husband

He didn't sign an agreement that he will be with you for the rest of his life

LionDeLeo:
Divert your attention from what exactly?

Tahrah:
So what if she didn't wear bra?Did she go topless?As for the people above me,are you trying to justify sexual harrasment?

pocohantas:
Auntyyyy
Forget those people above you, nothing justifies sexual harassment. You should be used to such comments by now....but she for try wear bra nae.

Dexema:
It's likely the woman is just "very sensitive " and reacted to continous assault of her sensitive areas. Accusing her is like a wife accusing her husband of releasing while being raped.

Does anyone remember that power and faith video?

Tahrah:
No place like home ,even if you write 20million letters it cannot change anything,they would probably end up in a trashcan.Guns and matchete will be a better alternative.

Strongbest:
But why? We haven't seen enough yam to eat while exporting it?

Who is really behind all this policy in this country?


Let there be enough yam in the country and it will be cheap and affordable by the common man. exporting it will definitely lead to scarcity and leads to increase in price as well.


www.nairaland.com/1798724/

mapet:
Bros,

Ok let me keep it elementary

1. Imagine your generator, inverter or Solar panels at home, how they give you electricity when Disco fails to supply power?
2. Imagine that on a larger scale and made permanent
3. Off-grid simply means is not routed through the grip
4. A Gas-powered generators or mini-power plant can be installed in these hospitals and there are Companies that have run gas pipelines to industrial areas and homes. These companies supply Gas (e.g. GasLink - an Oando subsidiary) to these generators or mini-plants enabling it to have power uninterrupted. This model has been run by Nestle in Ilupeju and Agbara, Academy Press in Ilupeju for almost a decade
5. Lagos state government under Fashola did a pilot in conjunction with DFID to power schools, Hospitals and rural communities. This is what Osinbajo's office is replicating on a larger scale today. The thirty something year old woman (Engr. (Ms) Damilola Ogunbiyi)
6. Even if the hospital cannot afford to build power or solar-plant or wind-mill, there are private Gencos who will build power-plants and supply to customers.

See the links for more information
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/lagos-govt-set-to-power-172-schools-with-solar/
http://www.solar-ng.com/categoryimpact-2/
http://www.cp-africa.com/2015/05/13/5mw-of-solar-power-for-lagos/

deedeedee1:
These old men dont know what they are saying. Regionalism will change nothing. It will only make us hate each other more. If you doubt me, use the first republic as an example. I am certain that if awolowo was alive today, he wont be in support. We dont like each other, so why not just split the country?
Let the country split once and for all