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Education › Re: 15 Courses In Nigeria Where First Class Is Not Optional by Mountbatten: 1:15pm On May 24
Rapmoney:
Someone with a First Class in the courses listed above has access to more opportunities than someone who has 2.1 or 2.2 in a professional course like Law or Engineering.
lmao! It's irresponsible to go about misleading people on baseless opinions. The 15 courses you listed are utterly useless which is why the bar for entry is low. You're better off doing apprenticeship or getting a technical degree as opposed to wasting away four years studying courses that leads nowhere.

As a hiring manager, there's no way I'll consider hiring someone with a first class in any of the above courses over someone with a 2:1 in more demanding courses like Accounting, Economics, Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics etc.
Family › Re: My Husband Earns ₦280k, Gives His Parents ₦80k And Me ₦150k, Won’t Help My Paren by Mountbatten: 1:09pm On May 24
Bait used to be believable
Career › Re: How Much Is A Good Salary In Present Day Nigeria? by Mountbatten: 1:03pm On May 24
Tohsynetita1:
Go do business please and please, don't use ten hands to eat.
"Go do business" but they'll never tell you what business to venture into. Everyone can't be a business person because those who you'll staff aren't business people unless you intend to run a one-man business which can never scale.
Travel › Re: Things You Realise After 1 Year In The UK That Nobody Prepared You For by Mountbatten: 12:48pm On May 24
Nigerians travel for the first time and turn into a travel guide. Abeg lock up
Business › Re: Naira Depreciates To ₦1,387/$ In Parallel Market by Mountbatten: 12:02am On May 23
Nigerians are such a docile group of hopeless people. How can petrol be going for $1 when minimum wage is ₦70,000? What a joke
Family › Re: Should Nigeria Introduce Mandatory DNA Testing At Birth? by Mountbatten: 5:30pm On May 22
Ashirioluwa:
Is like you don’t get my point.

My point is that the decision to establish biological parentage and confirm paternity should remain a private family matter rather than a compulsory government mandate.

If a man is doubting the paternity of a child, let him go for DNA. As a matter of fact, it’s advisable for a man to confirm paternity of all his children.

The idea that the government should make it mandatory is what I don’t support.
What's the risk if it becomes mandatory?
Travel › Re: US Waives Visa Bonds For World Cup Fans From Five African Nations by Mountbatten: 2:21am On May 22
You can expect a country (Nigeria) who failed to qualify for the World Cup to be granted a visa. Joke of a country and people.
Car Talk › Re: Changan Cars Vs 2014 Honda Accord — I Need Your Honest Reviews! by Mountbatten: 2:20am On May 22
Go for the Accord if you intend to use the car for 5+ years. The reliability and accessibility of Changan is yet to be properly tested and documented in Nigeria. I've not seen any reports on how many miles the engine of these Chinese vehicles can run unlike the accord which can go over 200k miles.
Family › Re: Should Nigeria Introduce Mandatory DNA Testing At Birth? by Mountbatten: 2:08am On May 22
Sonnobax15:
lipsrsealed
Everywhere go just scatter .

Was having a similar Conversation with a nurse in my area just yesterday about this DNA stuff and she said and I quote--"if DNA test is to be conducted in Nigeria today,over 70 percent of homes will face everlasting disintegration.
Make everywhere scatter o
Family › Re: Should Nigeria Introduce Mandatory DNA Testing At Birth? by Mountbatten: 2:07am On May 22
Enskynelson:
Who will be paying for the test?
Will be subsidised by taxes
Family › Re: Should Nigeria Introduce Mandatory DNA Testing At Birth? by Mountbatten: 2:05am On May 22
Ashirioluwa:
Why do Nigerians always like to call for unnecessary things?

No country in the world mandates universal, state-administered DNA testing to determine parentage or maternity at birth. Parentage testing should remain at the discretion of the involved parties.

If any of the parties involved doubt the paternity of a child, he or she is free to call for DNA.

The state involvement should and will only occur under specific legal or administrative circumstances when there is a dispute as per a child's paternity.
Maybe it's down to the fact that Nigerian women have the highest number of cases related to paternity fraud? What exactly is the harm in doing this? Shouldn't a father have the right to know if a child is his?
Family › Re: Should Nigeria Introduce Mandatory DNA Testing At Birth? by Mountbatten: 2:03am On May 22
Baffles me how this isn't a standard requirement before awarding a birth certificate. The results must also be validated by two independent laboratories to prevent any form of manipulation. Women who engage in paternity fraud should be punished by the law as that will serve as a deterrent.
Autos › Re: Total Cost Of Clearing A Vehicle In Nigeria by Mountbatten: 10:39pm On May 19
AccidentedCars:
For these cars (especially the 2018/19 Honda Accords and Lexus models), the best way is to first know your target bid price.

Once you have a bid in mind, you can quickly run the numbers yourself with this free landed cost calculator:

https://accidentedcars.com.ng/nigeria-car-import-cost-calculator/

It gives a good estimate of total cost including duty based on current rates.

If you drop any specific bid price here, I can also help cross-check it.
Thanks for the tip. I'm actually looking to buy clean title for personal use as these cars are on my shortlist
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: 2025: Arsenal Are Premier League Champions by Mountbatten: 10:37pm On May 19
The pride of London! Champions League next!
Car Talk › Re: Avalon Vs Camry — Which Would You Pick? by Mountbatten: 11:04pm On May 18
Smartguyboy:
Actually I meant the exterior.

2013-2018 there is a huge gap .

Yeah, 2016 saw a face life across board for Toyota and Lexus.
Car Talk › Re: Avalon Vs Camry — Which Would You Pick? by Mountbatten: 10:16pm On May 18
Smartguyboy:
Camry 2019 and you are thinking of resale value.
Only the rich can afford that baba . 2019 cars are not for poor or middle man class oh .

You will sell the Avalon 2017 faster than that 2019 Camry .

From my experience with Avalon from 2013-18 is the same just the front bumper .

1st picture is 2013-15 have the same bumper .
2nd picture is 2016-18 have the same bumper .

You can actually buy 2013 limited and change the bumper to 2018 nobody will notice the year unless you tell them. Or you can just add little money and go for the 2019 with different bumper entirely.
This isn't true. 2018 has:
- Better ride comfort
- Refresh infotainment
- More quiet cabin
- Softer suspension
Car Talk › Re: Avalon Vs Camry — Which Would You Pick? by Mountbatten: 10:13pm On May 18
zoedew:
With the legs pulling off🧐.
I hate this dumb narrative. This stopped with the 2009 Honda.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Guardiola to leave Man City at the end of the season. New Manager named by Mountbatten: 10:07pm On May 18
Arteta to continue the dominance
Business › Re: What Will You Do If Someone Gives You 500k? by Mountbatten: 12:57am On May 17
You go just know person wey never chop on top 500k lol! Maybe na dollar u been wan type
Romance › Re: Chike: My Friend About To Call Off His Wedding Because Of Fiancée's Comment by Mountbatten: 12:09pm On May 16
Blunt99:
This never happened.

Nairaland doesn't pay for attention, not even 1 naira.

But you guys keep stressing yourself with fake stories just for engagement.

Shi shi, you no go see.
He no get work so validation na him income
Romance › Re: Chike: My Friend About To Call Off His Wedding Because Of Fiancée's Comment by Mountbatten: 12:07pm On May 16
This post was AI generated
Politics › Re: Economic Hardship In Nigeria Painful But Necessary – FG by Mountbatten: 12:04pm On May 16
Nothing sweet Nigerians pass hardship
Celebrities › Re: Frank Edoho And I Are Just Friends - Amaka Okeke Threatens Legal Action by Mountbatten: 11:59am On May 16
Lalami3232:
This guy story eeh, is an indication that DNA test important pass naming ceremony oo. Oga until you're financially buoyant to conduct 4 DNA test in different hospitals, don't attempt to marry a non-virgin.


What do I even know sef aside enlightening my fellow men nationwide with the good news of DNA test
They'll tell you to "Marry fest", the utterances of a clown…
Business › Re: Three Female Bank Chairmen Who Built Their Careers From The Banking Hall by Mountbatten: 11:54am On May 16
gerrardomendes:
Congratulations to them. What of the zenith bank lady?
Nepotism wasn't a consideration
Foreign Affairs › Re: Merz: I Wouldn't Advise My Own Children To Study Or Work In The US Right Now by Mountbatten: 11:52am On May 16
Clowns on here are so invested in US politics and affairs when their own country is being run into the gutters everyday by incompetent pillocks. If you all like, don't vote with sense in 2027.
Politics › Re: You Can’t Demand Development Without Paying Tax, Says Tinubu by Mountbatten: 11:16am On May 16
Paying tax makes sense if the government is accountable and transparent about what they do with our taxes. I pay about 400k p/m in taxes so I'm very pissed about this.
Family › Re: Women Divorcee Club Welcomes A New Divorcee With A Party by Mountbatten: 6:08pm On May 15
Marrying a Nigerian woman is pointless. Zero value add
Business › Re: Inflation Rises To 15.69% - NBS by Mountbatten: 6:06pm On May 15
What a mandate from the master strategist. 2027 and beyond!
Fashion/Clothing Market › Re: From Casual To Classy: Men's Wear For Winter To Fit Every Occasion by Mountbatten: 5:48pm On May 14
Winter in this hot country? Get out of here lol
Education › Re: Meet Daniella Owoeye: The Girl Who Emerged Overall Best In JAMB 2026 With 372/40 by Mountbatten: 9:08pm On May 12
I remember being ashamed to present my JAMB score because it wasn't as good as that of my peers. Now, the baseline score is so low that the median would've required a resit to get a chance of getting into uni. The state of the education sector in this country is in shambles and will only get worse because of bad governance.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Where Do People Find Jobs Nowadays? by Mountbatten: 8:54pm On May 12
Imabong26:
I am working for a Nigeria-based organization on a job opening for experienced Marketing professionals or consultants. I am out of depth with the Nigerian job landscape. Where would you recommend I post this vacancy to find the right talent I need to fill this role?

The role requires someone with extensive experience as a Marketing Operations Consultant.

Thank you.
LinkedIn, Indeed and similar job sites. You could also pay a third party recruiter to support this.

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