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Crime › Re: A Nigerian Student Shot And Killed In Us by Ndipe(m): 12:23am On Dec 04, 2010
Whathuhhuh Is this a sick joke or whathuh?
Travel › Re: Do You Ever Think Of Moving Back To Nigeria by Ndipe(m): 1:03am On Dec 03, 2010
eewule:
I am one of those looking to return home someday soon. Been in the Uk for just over 10years, Got a British kpale in naija before coming, now with a decent IT job in travel firm in London etc, but nothing beats going home to Naija,  Been visiting home once every year or two since 2004 and everytime i'm due to leave Home back to the Uk, I feel a bit of reluctance. Now decided will be returning home permanently as soon as i complete a decent house in my beloved PH.
, [b]See - we all know what's best for ourselves and cant all have the same circumstances, so follow your heart to find true happiness. Dont let the hunt for money rule your life - your happiness comes first : You'll only live once.[/b]
applause
Travel › Re: Do You Ever Think Of Moving Back To Nigeria by Ndipe(m): 12:58am On Dec 03, 2010
Jessicablo:
If u want to return home - Pls do with pleasure & planing. Everything is believing in oneself. Anybody ambitious can make it anywhere. Destiny has nothing with place but yourself.

I' M A JOURNALIST WORKING IN THE UK

secondly I Know someone who is bringing a company to Nigeria, Africa. Due to security i cannot reveal the name and what they do for now and they are currently looking for people with great minds, young and creativity.The conglomerate company is owned by a very young Nigerian business man who is not even a British citizen but based here. The truth is only 'creative, imagining African individual will gain from this', but i think programmers will a lot (this am not sure).

This company's number one prime amazing mission is that they want to create over 93000 jobs in 5years and believe me when i was told about this mission, i was so happy that finally someone can show love to our people especially when its coming from just one individual who has no root politically apart from who they know cuz obviously you need to know to get somewhere anywhere in the world.

This has nothing to do with election/ political or any religious , but if you have studied abroad or back home in Nigeria or anywhere in Africa and you truly understand what you have been taught and can make a difference in it or what you did was a 'self taught' class and you surely can affect peoples live positively with it, then this is for you.


When the company comes around you will know by yourself that THIS IS THE COMPANY I READ ABOUT and enough information will be available on every outlets or media source.

<b>Finally the change we all want</b>
huh And we are supposed to believe your information?
Literature › Re: Best African Author: Wole Soyinka or Chinua Achebe? by Ndipe(m): 12:53am On Dec 03, 2010
renewnaija:
I felt Achebe more. I can read Arrow of God a million times and still I would not get tired of it. It also deepened my respect for the Igbo culture which had no king,  quite impressive
Same here, though I havent read Anthills of the savannah, of all his novels that I have read, Arrow of God is my favorite.
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Travel › Re: Do You Ever Think Of Moving Back To Nigeria by Ndipe(m): 1:40am On Dec 02, 2010
Yeah, I do. I think I would like to settle in Nigeria and come over to Yankee and Europe for the summer holidays. But I no go lie you sha, the American lifestyle is not easy to give up. Look at life's conveniences like constant electricity, water, groceries . . .
Politics › Re: Protests Mar Igbinedion University 8th Convocation by Ndipe(m): 12:24am On Nov 30, 2010
And private universities were supposed to be better than Nigerian public universities? Teachers not paid for six months at a private university? Coming from a private institution, I am shocked.
Culture › Re: Yoruba Women In The Pre-independence Era by Ndipe(m): 1:36am On Nov 25, 2010
Interesting, would like to know more about Africa in the precolonial times.
Romance › Re: Sure Signs Of An Abusive Relationship by Ndipe(m): 11:16pm On Nov 23, 2010
Posted by: Ije004

Tries to isolate you from your friends and family.


Ndipe's comment: That's a red flag!
Family › Re: Is This Behavior Appropriate To Teach Children?; Please vote by Ndipe(m): 11:01pm On Nov 22, 2010
If it is forced on them by the mother, as the poster says, then it's completely wrong.
Family › Re: Is This Behavior Appropriate To Teach Children?; Please vote by Ndipe(m): 1:15am On Nov 22, 2010
Innocence of children who are just 2 or maybe three years old and the poster is raising an alarm. Na wao!
Family › Re: My Cousin's Story About Her Pregnancy by Ndipe(m): 2:02am On Nov 21, 2010
Instances/incidences of women being ignorant about their pregnancy until time of delivery has been featured on television. it is mind boggling though.
Family › Re: Who Should Give Out A Woman In Marriage? by Ndipe(op): 11:30pm On Nov 18, 2010
akossyy:
surely the father, u guys can ask unnecessarily questions.
Traditionally, it's the father's duty, however (based on what is posted here and is happening in here in the USA), others are calling for a change of guard. That I completely disagree, unless the father was not in the girl's life.
Travel › Re: Do You Regret Moving Abroad? by Ndipe(m): 4:01am On Nov 18, 2010
frankkky:
to add to what i said before,look the world is coming to an endamerican and europe have all abandoned GOD,do you know why america is so blessed,'because this is was a nation founded on GOD,but today what is happening?those nations that were formerly look down upon by the western world are now rising up and ruling the world market,check out china,today america is owing china money,today america is heavily in indebted,look at recent market crash that almost brought europe to its knees but look at india today they are growing rapidly
India is a 3rd world country and the gap between the rich and the poor is very wide, like that of Nigeria. Most Indians havent benefitted from the economic recovery of their country. Look at the number of beggars in that country.
Travel › Re: Do You Regret Moving Abroad? by Ndipe(m): 6:04am On Nov 17, 2010
Few will be courageous to express regrets for moving abroad.
Travel › Re: Do You Regret Moving Abroad? by Ndipe(m): 4:46am On Nov 16, 2010
[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=549292.msg7152234#msg7152234 date=1289871077]I beg to differ Bob Sirree, this saying is not flawed. This is your house which you painstakingly built with the sweat of your hands we are talking here, so there should be no room for "igi da, eye fo" runs, if thatched roof wears out and starts to fail to keep out the rain, put on your thinking cap and try to look for further durable solution, rather than jump ship and decamp to your neighbours house to crash/sleep on their floor, you are supposed to keep getting up, no matter how much you fall wink wink wink



Ha how could i forget awon gbogbo big gurls grin




We haven't met then, where are my manners, my bad, sorry welcome to Nairaland - where everyone in Diaspora earns over £50k and only roll and mingle with people who earn over £50k/annum or £750/day cheesy grin cheesy[/quote]Yeah, it is flawed! We are using the roof of a house as an example of the saying. You cant keep flogging a dead horse hoping that it would rise up. It wont happen. So, if the roof of the house collapses and you have done all what you can to replace it with the same thatch roof and it still leaks during the rainy season, you are at liberty to try a different option (zinc) instead of relying on straw mats. Sometimes, change is necessary/inevitable in one's life. Or would you rather, if you had been drinking herbal leaves to treat your headache to no avail and someone tells you "Panadol can do a better job," wouldnt you give that a shot?
Christianity Etc › Re: Eating Amala, Is This Biblical? by Ndipe(m): 4:32am On Nov 16, 2010
Funny and ridiculous question.

(1 Tim 4 1:1-5)
Now the Spirit explicitly says that in the last times some will turn away from the faith by paying attention to deceitful spirits and demonic instructions
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through the hypocrisy of liars with branded consciences.
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They forbid marriage and require abstinence from foods that God created to be received with thanksgiving by those who believe and know the truth.
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For everything created by God is good, and nothing is to be rejected when received with thanksgiving,
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for it is made holy by the invocation of God in prayer. 2
Travel › Re: Do You Regret Moving Abroad? by Ndipe(m): 2:14am On Nov 16, 2010
amor4ce:
There is a Yoruba proverb that was mentioned by Pa Abraham Adesanya not too long before he joined his ancestors and it goes something like this:
[b]A man will not leave his father's house because the roof leaks whenever it rains. Rather he will do his best to mend the roof
.[/b]


I have a question for all Nigerians who have emigrated from and seek to emigrate from Nigeria and at the same time condemn the country as hopeless and/or terrible. Why should I not call you a ba.s,.tard and a coward?

This also goes to those who were born abroad and have done nothing but criticize and look down on their brothers and sisters.

It is as if these people in self-denial and who live with delusions of grandeur do not realize that they are in a position to do something for their Nigerian neighbors. They cowardly wait for govt (implying others) to do something (spoon-feed) them. Some even criticize govt leaders as if a tree makes a forest. For instance, If I condemn IBB it means that IBB is greater than me and can do and undo at will in my life. I would rather meditate on my contributions and what more I can contribute.

By the way, if you think there's any beef/jealousy on my part, I was born in the Far East and have lived along the US West Coast and in Lagos.
And if the roof is thatched and it's constantly leaking during the rainy season, should he still stick by replacing it constantly with thatch or replace the roof with zinc? It's a flawed proverb. Most times, people (like the house dweller who would discard a thatched roof in favor of Zinc ceiling because its better) move abroad for a better life. They are tired of constantly replacing the thatched roof over and over again.

I love Nigeria very much, and no, I am not casting aspersions at it. What I am educating you is that the saying is flawed. People move abroad because they can leave a decent life. It's more challenging to live well in Nigeria unless you are highly favored or have connections.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Policemen Fighting In Lagos by Ndipe(m): 2:01am On Nov 16, 2010
how can I post the pictures on facebook?
Family › Re: Who Should Give Out A Woman In Marriage? by Ndipe(op): 1:53am On Nov 16, 2010
It's perfectly understandable for your mom to walk you down the aisle if your father was out of the picture. background. My own is that so long as both parents are married to each other and live together, then having your mother ALONE would raise eyebrows, because it's usually a role reserved for the father of the bride.
Family › Re: Would You Donate Your Kidney For Your Spouse by Ndipe(m): 1:03am On Nov 16, 2010
Why not?
Family › Re: Who Should Give Out A Woman In Marriage? by Ndipe(op): 9:49pm On Nov 15, 2010
jango77:
sorry poster, dats a dumb one!! do u mean who will walk her to the aisle or who will give her out in marriage? still dumb,, she is 18 and above im sure, so NO BODY HAS THE RIGHT TO DECIDE FOR HER ,if thats what u  mean, and if not then EVEN HER FRIENDS OR BROTHER OR SISTER WILL WALK HER TO THE AISLE,we dont decide for girls who they go with or live with, she is of age, she decides what she wants all she needs is parents support and if they tell u oh that guy is bad or he is this or that, or the funny tone, oh u cant marry him, he is from this part or that part or christian or muslim or hindu or even anything,, go for your hearts desire nd whoever dont like it should skip from 20th floor for all i care, go there and if u dont like it and not suitable then find your way to start all over,, IF U NEVA MAKE A MISTAKE THEN U NEVA TRIED NEWS THINGS
You are implying that since she is of age, she is free to disregard tradition. At the same time, you are contradicting yourself by stating that she needs her parents support. My question is, why would she need her parents support since she is of age?

My take is that it is an exclusive honor reserved for the father as the head of the family, unless he wasnt a part of the girl's life, like a deadbeat. If he is deceased, then the mother of the bride can take the honors.
Family › Who Should Give Out A Woman In Marriage? by Ndipe(op): 12:50am On Nov 15, 2010
Traditionally, it's father's responsibility to give out the bride in marriage. That cements his status as the Head of the family. If the man is deceased, then another male family member would take on that role. Nowadays, I have noticed a trend whereby, both parents have choosen to walk the lady down the aisle to her new husband. Its a bit dramatic if the girl unfortunately comes from a broken home and each of her parents have remarried. I have read of 'dilema's' presented by some of them on who should walk them down the aile. They would mention their devotion to their biological father and an attachment to their stepfather. And the reply would be that both should alternate the role, stop at midway, and let the other proceed to the altar.

Another trend is when parents both walk her down the aile and formally give her out to the marriage. Would you support that? I am not being judgemental, and though I consider myself 'enlightened' on various norms, there are certain traditions that I hold unto dearly. That itself is an exclusive honor meant for me as the head of the family.
Celebrities › Who Is More Popular, Beyonce Or Britney Spears? by Ndipe(op): 12:47am On Nov 15, 2010
Who is more popular of the two, Beyonce or Britney Spears? Spears is regarded as a teen pop idol, a phase that she hasnt even outgrown despite 2 marriages and 2 children. In the 90's or early 2000, she was adored in the press and popular with little girls. Beyonce is another popular star with a large following. She sang at the Obama's Inauguration (right?) won awards and is married to another popular star in the country.

Still, who is more popular?
Education › Re: Schools Report Finds ‘jaw-dropping’ Gap For Black Boys by Ndipe(op): 2:33am On Nov 14, 2010
One guy complained that it's a racist report against blacks because of the 'jaw dropping' emphasis.
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Debt Profile On All Time High by Ndipe(m): 10:15pm On Nov 13, 2010
Weep not, Nigeria, America is the biggest debtor in the world.
Music/Radio › Re: Why Isn't Nigerian Music Very Popular Internationally? by Ndipe(op): 9:30pm On Nov 13, 2010
MzDarkSkin:
*knows this is old*
Because your artists haven't done a lot of collab.s with Jamaicans and American artists  tongue
Though it's an exception, Sade refused to collaborate with JayZ and she is still a success. Akon who is riding on the wave of popularity hasnt (in recent times) collaborated with an American artiste, so, there must be more to the lack of popularity of Nigerian music abroad.
Christianity Etc › Re: Margret Idahosa Face Of Many Colours. by Ndipe(m): 9:30pm On Nov 12, 2010
sexy 888:
yes i have seen a billborad in benin,she looks like jazebel.
I wont be surprised if you are the same person as Segyemaro and Kenny888 cheesy
Education › Re: Schools Report Finds ‘jaw-dropping’ Gap For Black Boys by Ndipe(op): 9:27pm On Nov 12, 2010
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=548940.msg7119672#msg7119672 date=1289461373]nothing new, really.

asians tend to lead in the science and math fields.

does anyone have an idea why this is so.

practice, discipline or do they just have a greater interest in learning.[/quote]Dunno about Asians, but blacks, what's the problem? One guy said it's a racist report, but I feel that all this hiphop music and rap music which glorifies thug life, bling life and violence play a part.
Celebrities › Re: Dr. Tunde Soleye's Estranged Wife, Funmi,asks Nike Oshinowo To Pay Her N10m For Marrying Her Husband by Ndipe(m): 1:01am On Nov 11, 2010
[quote author=Aloy+Emeka link=topic=546042.msg7087977#msg7087977 date=1289005247]Only in North Carolina and no other place in America considers that nonsense law and even at that, you have to prove that your husband and you were madly in love before the mistress came in.[/quote]So, you condone adultery?
Education › Re: Nigerian Boarding House Stories And Pictures by Ndipe(m): 12:55am On Nov 11, 2010
Why is it locked?

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