Politics › Re: What Flag Stood By President Buhari During The Independence Day Broadcast? by MRAKBEE(op): 8:04am On Oct 01, 2017 |
TheCabal: No it Biafran Sinking Service flag.
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Politics › Re: What Flag Stood By President Buhari During The Independence Day Broadcast? by MRAKBEE(op): 8:01am On Oct 01, 2017 |
TheCabal: No it Biafran Sinking Service flag. Are u for real? |
Politics › Re: President Muhammadu Buhari 57th Independence Speech (video) by MRAKBEE(m): 7:44am On Oct 01, 2017 |
Im Tired of being a Nigerian.
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Politics › What Flag Stood By President Buhari During The Independence Day Broadcast? by MRAKBEE(op): 7:39am On Oct 01, 2017*. Modified: 8:18am On Oct 01, 2017 |
There was another flag apart from our green and white colour. Is that the union jack flag or? I need an answer. Thanks |
Politics › Re: Happy Independence Nigeria! by MRAKBEE(m): 5:18am On Oct 01, 2017 |
chloedogie: If a whole Google can celebrate us by putting our flag on their landing home page, then why can't nairaland change their theme to something greenish for today. Over the years I've always watched you guys but you never celebrated this country here by doing that. Common lets celebrate our colour and flag too.
Cc: seun Cc: lalasticlala Cc: mynd44 and co Cos its Google Nigeria.its just a marketing strategy. I don't think its worth the celebration |
Politics › Re: Happy Independence Nigeria! by MRAKBEE(m): 5:17am On Oct 01, 2017 |
Which kind indepedence? |
Politics › Re: Kalu Idika Kalu's Steward Drugged And Robbed Him In Lagos by MRAKBEE(m): 8:59pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Big Python Trying To Swallow A Dog Killed (Photos) by MRAKBEE(m): 1:58pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
domesifa: This huge snake was killed this morning while attempting to swallow the dog I hope say no be only me see that Facebook post oh.. |
Nairaland General › Re: Big Python Trying To Swallow A Dog Killed (Photos) by MRAKBEE(m): 1:56pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
See meat. That brown ekuke dog na liability. Oyinbo dog for give am wahala |
Sports › Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by MRAKBEE(m): 1:54pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Good old days. I wonder if children of nowadays still enjoy their childhood the way we did. Mum would buy it for me every market day cos its so fragile |
Celebrities › Re: “Damilola Adegbite Was Not Submissive” – Chris Attoh Speaks On Crashed Marriage by MRAKBEE(m): 1:40pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Damilola(telema) plays the role of a divorcee in the popular soap opera, tinsel. Telema met chris on set and got married to him in a star studded ceremony. Damilola didn't enjoy her marriage and she wished to be divorced Kayode tries to win her heart but she is a hard nut to crack. Telema fears that she would suffer the same fate in her marriage Damilola finally get divorced from chris. Damilola finally breaks up with Kayode Is she living her script in tinsel? |
NYSC › Re: What Are The Best States To Do NYSC In Nigeria? by MRAKBEE(m): 3:52pm On Sep 28, 2017 |
Served in kebbi.not the best though. However I enjoyed my service year while it lasted. Im still in kebbi because of the bountiful opportunities. |
TV/Movies › Re: Idyl Is The Winner Of Voice Nigeria Season 2 by MRAKBEE(m): 5:07pm On Sep 26, 2017 |
DamiBukola: You would've voted, we spent hundreds of thousands to vote our NDU student so stop complaining since you don't have money to vote. Did u even read through my post let alone grasp the meaning before quoting me? So u are still in school? And you believe that everybody is broke as you? |
TV/Movies › Re: Idyl Is The Winner Of Voice Nigeria Season 2 by MRAKBEE(m): 1:55pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
DamiBukola: You would've voted, we spent hundreds of thousands to vote our NDU student so stop complaining since you don't have money to vote. |
TV/Movies › Re: Idyl Is The Winner Of Voice Nigeria Season 2 by MRAKBEE(m): 10:55pm On Sep 24, 2017 |
Idyl and EBUBE were the least expected contestants to get to the final.
But i dont wanna forget the power of grace and the strength of destiny |
Food › Re: Do You Have Any Weird Food Combination? by MRAKBEE(m): 10:18pm On Sep 24, 2017 |
Rice and mango. |
Food › Re: Do You Have Any Weird Food Combination? by MRAKBEE(m): 10:17pm On Sep 24, 2017 |
Noblewhiz: Afang soup + Bread.. this meal is eternal!!! Seems i will try it out when next I'm in cali |
Food › Re: Do You Have Any Weird Food Combination? by MRAKBEE(m): 10:10pm On Sep 24, 2017 |
Spaghetti and Beans. My Bae hates the combo and always frowns at it |
Culture › Re: What Is The Biggest Culture Shock You Have Had? by MRAKBEE(op): 9:28pm On Sep 23, 2017 |
Pebcak:
 How far? how much U wan sell dis ur small plot of land? |
Culture › Re: What Is The Biggest Culture Shock You Have Had? by MRAKBEE(op): 9:27pm On Sep 23, 2017 |
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Education › Re: See Assignment Given To A Primary 1 Pupil by MRAKBEE(m): 9:23am On Sep 23, 2017 |
kimbraa: That assignment isn't meant for a primary one pupil in Nigeria. It's not even found anywhere in their curriculum.
Again, in the US, their first language is English language that's why a kid over there is more grounded in English than some of us, so quit the comparison. The curriculum says it all. It reflects the needs of the society and takes into cognizance the prevailing political, social an economic conditions of the society. Or is it that private schools have their own curriculum? |
Education › Re: See Assignment Given To A Primary 1 Pupil by MRAKBEE(m): 9:18am On Sep 23, 2017 |
Evaberry: Some People have mental issues.
A child in primary one is not meant to do his/her assignment alone, A parent is suppose to help and explain things better. They learn more and better this way
For those complaining that this is too much, you should help yourself by reading and looking up the USA curriculum for elementary(primary) school then you will know that this is nothing. All ur posts are filled with insults and inappropriate words. U have lost decorum my dear. Have u heard of readiness theories? What is the place of the curriculum in the classroom? Do private schools have their own curriculum? |
Education › Re: See Assignment Given To A Primary 1 Pupil by MRAKBEE(m): 9:13am On Sep 23, 2017 |
kidman96: you should all be ashamed of yourselves. if that teachers spends 3 minutes on google he/she will get the answers for themselves. why give it to a child to give to its parents who may be bloody illiterates like that fool who posted on Facebook?
if you want to know why this country is so backwards all you have to do is listen to Nigerians speak and behave... if you listen to an american primary 1 child speak you will see the difference between their educational system and ours, you will know why they are far ahead of us, you will know why Nigeria is a country heading backwards instead of forward. children are meant to learn good virtue and goal getting as young as possible, there are no two ways to that. when you pay thousands to go listen to a motivational speaker speaks what do you thing they speak about? its 'goal getting' you bloody morons. they twist and turn it and make it sound like they are speaking on inspirations from above but all they talk about is setting goals and achieving them and here you have a teacher teaching a primary 1 child goal getting and good virtue which will develop their brains fast and hasting their maturity you fcking illiterates are here criticising the teacher... this is just a Nigerian syndrome. we are very good are criticising people doing their job,people who have been trained to do their job we tell them how to do it when we have no idea the basics of it. we criticise the police,the military e even criticise foot ball managers and coaches wgen we never stepped a foot onto a football pitch... i remember my days in the secondary school, my teacher gave us an assignment and i told my calssmate that i will tell my mom to help me with it and teach me. my classmate reported me to my class teacher and my class teacher rebuked him,telling him that it was a good thing for my parents to teach me the assignment and help me with it. why cant the stupid mother complaining on facebook teach the child GOOD VIRTUE AND GOAL GETTING? is it ever too early in life to learn these things? no. it develops a child faster in their daily lives and makes them better and more mature than their mates. lets not forget that a teacher can give yoyu an assignment he knows will be very difficult because they want you to make mistakes so they can correct them and make you learn. U really don't know what ur posting. I have gone through your comments seven times but im yet to find one reason why u got those likes. Go and relax gentleman cos u ain't got it |
Education › Re: See Assignment Given To A Primary 1 Pupil by MRAKBEE(m): 8:32am On Sep 23, 2017*. Modified: 9:30am On Sep 23, 2017 |
Its real. As an educationist, i know that some of our teachers are not trained. The curriculum says it all. It reflects the needs of the society and takes into cognizance the prevailing political, social an economic conditions of the society. Or is it that private schools have their own curriculum? Readiness theories of learning lean heavily on the concept of maturation in stages of biological and mental development. It is assumed that a child passes through all stages of development in reaching maturity. The teacher finds out what a child is ready for and then devises appropriate materials and methods. some of our teachers aint qualified to be in the classroom. This is one of the reasons why teaching is still widely regarded as a semi-profession. I have had similar experience. My little nephew in primary one came back from school with an assignment meant for someone in jss1 and I had to meet his teacher the next day. I asked him to give one good reason why he assessed a seven year old learner with questions that are way beyond his IQ and all he cud say was that he wants him to step out of his comfort zone. Private schools must be well regulated cos atimes they go against the ethics of education. Government is really giving them a free hand. |
Culture › Re: What Is The Biggest Culture Shock You Have Had? by MRAKBEE(op): 8:27am On Sep 23, 2017 |
Iykmann: I and my friend went to work in Benue state and the man send his young wife to us.i told my friend it was a trap,he refuse to listen,at the end he was not paid because he slept with the woman. Oh ma gosh.. |
Culture › Re: What Is The Biggest Culture Shock You Have Had? by MRAKBEE(op): 8:23am On Sep 23, 2017 |
Nazeren: Are you pretending not to comprehend innuendos? Your hypocrisy is disgusting to say the least. I should send boys to beat you up. I hope they have green card |
Culture › Re: What Is The Biggest Culture Shock You Have Had? by MRAKBEE(op): 8:02am On Sep 23, 2017 |
Nazeren: Daeylar, another pained ipob whOree Smh. Nazeren why do u bring ipob into this thread? U deserve an e slap |
Culture › Re: What Is The Biggest Culture Shock You Have Had? by MRAKBEE(op): 7:59am On Sep 23, 2017 |
Nazeren: ....but a Nigerian. You sound like you don't know your left from right Okay.suit urself nazeren. |
Culture › Re: What Is The Biggest Culture Shock You Have Had? by MRAKBEE(op): 7:56am On Sep 23, 2017 |
Daeylar: She is disgusting. Just let her be. Junior and babygirl dey nairaland too. |
Culture › Re: What Is The Biggest Culture Shock You Have Had? by MRAKBEE(op): 7:48am On Sep 23, 2017 |
Nazeren: Don't be silly. You should look up the meaning of hypocrisy. My comment was to point out the backwardness of a certain tribe @what they have a penchant for. If you weren't an hypocrite yourself, you'll deal with the root cause of this convo not quote me.
The hypocrisy in you smells like rat poo. You say it's their opinion. Pls, what kind of opinion is that? You're just pained my jab hit a bone. It hurts I know.
I reiterate, you aren't supposed to like any food outside your tribe. If you do, it's a plus. That's why I marvel at the level of stupidity displayed by ipobians at times. It hurts! No na.im not igbo nor youruba but a Nigerian. I was just calling u to order cos there was a loss of decorum. Seems it hurts u more cos ur comments are filled with insults and inappropriate words. Dont know if u have a clear understanding of culture shock atall. |
Culture › Re: What Is The Biggest Culture Shock You Have Had? by MRAKBEE(op): 7:27am On Sep 23, 2017 |
Nazeren: It's not weird. Only Yorubas feed you to the moon in weddings. Igbos serve fried roaches with palmoil and if you are lucky to get a bowl of their watery faeces soup, then you must be close to the bride's family. I see elements of hypocrisy in some of your posts. U initially condemned those who think that some Yorubas foods look wierd to them which i believe is only their opinion drawn out of personal experiences but u later did worst by asking if one of those tribes is really a tribe in the real sense.. |
Culture › Re: What Is The Biggest Culture Shock You Have Had? by MRAKBEE(op): 7:26am On Sep 23, 2017 |
lets not be tribalistic in the guise of expressing ourselves.
The thread wasn't created for that. |