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Our labour will not be in vain

Another distraction

Vote Peter Obi
Vote LP

Choose the one that gives you more time.

I will never advice anyone to take teaching job in Nigeria anymore. It's a useless profession presently.

Soludo fa hand.
Imagine working for Atiku when APGA fielded a presidential candidate.

Soludo will likely go down as the most hated governor in South East. And it's almost impossible to do well in office if you are hated.

He goofed by attacking Obi.

I love the way this man does his thing.
A thouroughly free minded being.

Please, vote Peter Obi.

We need him more than we can ever think now.

sapele914:
The poor masses cannot choose for the rich in a country like Nigeria.

We have gone past this mindset.
We make decision with our PVC and the rich is forced to follow

Kanu, mention other governors that helped you. You said there were three of them. Only Tinubu will not take the glory.
Then, vote him if you want.
You are already rich.
The poor masses know who to vote.

yomi007k:
No oo..
I no wan vomit the swallow wey i just chop o.

hi

Guy man is just catching cruise.

If he is serious, he will upload pics so that people can at least ascertain the nature of im nyamanyama

Pics or we don't take you serious

She said she tore it to sit
Is it too hard to understand.
It was not done out of hate.
It's a common thing people do even to their local polithiefcians

DesChyko:
True. Most Nigerian bosses are evil. I am a teacher too and I have a lot of evil things to say about my boss. That's if I choose to ignore all the positives he's had in my life. This is an experience that probably goes the opposite direction of yours.

I started as a lowly graduate teacher of a subject in a private school; but my thirst for self development meant my other skills in tech and guidance/counselling were offered for free to the school and students.

Didn't take long for the students to take to me and I took to them. Soon, I began to have more audience with the boss and took over everything tech-related in the school (website checks, electrical faults, DIYs tutorials, name it) and still teaching.

In addition, my knowledge of vast subject and willingness to read made me a buffer for many subjects. If the teacher is unavailable and I'm free, I'd cover for the subject. A number of staff then said it's eye service but I don't really care. I was doing what I love for a not-so-good pay. Soon, I became the V.P.(Acad) the year before COVID. and you could say it was a good achievement.

During COVID, school shut down for 6 months, my boss paid me salary all through, not 100% salary but better than nothing. The next year, my boss accepted my plea for an increment due to the rising costs and jacked up my current salary then by 50%, making me the highest paid in the school. I forgot to mention that the gifts in cash and kind I get from my boss could be worth up to my three-month salary per year in terms of value. He moved on to pay all the expenses for me to partake in a state-wide competition which I emerged first-runner up, putting the LGA on state map and the school too.

The presence of these achievements in my CV positioned me to land a remote opportunity whose pay dwarfs what I earn at the school by almost 400% in terms of value. My boss agreed to allow me spend only half the normal school time after which I leave to begin the remote task. Note that he didn't reduce my salary; neither did any of the benefits I get cut down.

The first 3 alerts I got this year were from former students I taught; who for one random reason or the other, thought of reaching out. One of my female students who graduated in 2019 has my account sitting in her DM now as per her request yesterday. Not to mention the many ways, many of them used their capacity to help me here and there (even to recommend/purchase quality electronic gadgets or jump those humongous queues at MTN Office ). My birthday is tomorrow. I can't remember the last time I actually planned to celebrate my birthday. January tough. But not these students/former students. Every year for the past 5 years, they always turn up with plans.

I am Igbo, and we're quite few in my organization, my boss is Yoruba. I could have all sorts of petty things to say about him. I'm sure many of my colleagues will have a lot lot more to say about him. But in the things that matter, he has been a catapult to the very high grounds I find myself today and that is all that really matters to me (not petty things and not other people's opinion of him).

It's a lengthy read but I don't know who is sitting in a similar bus headed in a similar direction. It'll probably work out sooner or later. Just don't stop doing something legit. Anything.

DesChyko:
True. Most Nigerian bosses are evil. I am a teacher too and I have a lot of evil things to say about my boss. That's if I choose to ignore all the positives he's had in my life. This is an experience that probably goes the opposite direction of yours.

I started as a lowly graduate teacher of a subject in a private school; but my thirst for self development meant my other skills in tech and guidance/counselling were offered for free to the school and students.

Didn't take long for the students to take to me and I took to them. Soon, I began to have more audience with the boss and took over everything tech-related in the school (website checks, electrical faults, DIYs tutorials, name it) and still teaching.

In addition, my knowledge of vast subject and willingness to read made me a buffer for many subjects. If the teacher is unavailable and I'm free, I'd cover for the subject. A number of staff then said it's eye service but I don't really care. I was doing what I love for a not-so-good pay. Soon, I became the V.P.(Acad) the year before COVID. and you could say it was a good achievement.

During COVID, school shut down for 6 months, my boss paid me salary all through, not 100% salary but better than nothing. The next year, my boss accepted my plea for an increment due to the rising costs and jacked up my current salary then by 50%, making me the highest paid in the school. I forgot to mention that the gifts in cash and kind I get from my boss could be worth up to my three-month salary per year in terms of value. He moved on to pay all the expenses for me to partake in a state-wide competition which I emerged first-runner up, putting the LGA on state map and the school too.

The presence of these achievements in my CV positioned me to land a remote opportunity whose pay dwarfs what I earn at the school by almost 400% in terms of value. My boss agreed to allow me spend only half the normal school time after which I leave to begin the remote task. Note that he didn't reduce my salary; neither did any of the benefits I get cut down.

The first 3 alerts I got this year were from former students I taught; who for one random reason or the other, thought of reaching out. One of my female students who graduated in 2019 has my account sitting in her DM now as per her request yesterday. Not to mention the many ways, many of them used their capacity to help me here and there (even to recommend/purchase quality electronic gadgets or jump those humongous queues at MTN Office ). My birthday is tomorrow. I can't remember the last time I actually planned to celebrate my birthday. January tough. But not these students/former students. Every year for the past 5 years, they always turn up with plans.

I am Igbo, and we're quite few in my organization, my boss is Yoruba. I could have all sorts of petty things to say about him. I'm sure many of my colleagues will have a lot lot more to say about him. But in the things that matter, he has been a catapult to the very high grounds I find myself today and that is all that really matters to me (not petty things and not other people's opinion of him).

It's a lengthy read but I don't know who is sitting in a similar bus headed in a similar direction. It'll probably work out sooner or later. Just don't stop doing something legit. Anything.

You worked in a sane environment.
And your boss is great too.

Mine was just the opposite.
The school I served before I call it a quit is structured in a way that the teachers are seen to be suspects. You don't have to relate closely to any student for the fear that the parents will bankroll you. Parents-teachers relationship is non existent. Students see their teachers as servants and always threaten them with sack.
The boss is a thorough sadist, a narcissist. He never inspire you to work. He don't bring up new ideas. All he knows is to attack people's reputation in public. He is so interested in gossips and accusation and works on each one tabled before him without verifying the facts.
Ultimately, the school was going down. Their WAEC was seized because of malpractice, a fact he knows, something he could have managed before it snowballs but he kept blaming the innocent teachers. Then, the chicken came home to roost. He was sacked and calm was restored. Teachers he wickedly sacked or those that resigned because of his excesses were brought back.

In all, environment matters in all we do.
People don't do well in a toxic environment. Toxic environment are creations of poor managers.

DesChyko:
True. Most Nigerian bosses are evil. I am a teacher too and I have a lot of evil things to say about my boss. That's if I choose to ignore all the positives he's had in my life. This is an experience that probably goes the opposite direction of yours.

I started as a lowly graduate teacher of a subject in a private school; but my thirst for self development meant my other skills in tech and guidance/counselling were offered for free to the school and students.

Didn't take long for the students to take to me and I took to them. Soon, I began to have more audience with the boss and took over everything tech-related in the school (website checks, electrical faults, DIYs tutorials, name it) and still teaching.

In addition, my knowledge of vast subject and willingness to read made me a buffer for many subjects. If the teacher is unavailable and I'm free, I'd cover for the subject. A number of staff then said it's eye service but I don't really care. I was doing what I love for a not-so-good pay. Soon, I became the V.P.(Acad) the year before COVID. and you could say it was a good achievement.

During COVID, school shut down for 6 months, my boss paid me salary all through, not 100% salary but better than nothing. The next year, my boss accepted my plea for an increment due to the rising costs and jacked up my current salary then by 50%, making me the highest paid in the school. I forgot to mention that the gifts in cash and kind I get from my boss could be worth up to my three-month salary per year in terms of value. He moved on to pay all the expenses for me to partake in a state-wide competition which I emerged first-runner up, putting the LGA on state map and the school too.

The presence of these achievements in my CV positioned me to land a remote opportunity whose pay dwarfs what I earn at the school by almost 400% in terms of value. My boss agreed to allow me spend only half the normal school time after which I leave to begin the remote task. Note that he didn't reduce my salary; neither did any of the benefits I get cut down.

The first 3 alerts I got this year were from former students I taught; who for one random reason or the other, thought of reaching out. One of my female students who graduated in 2019 has my account sitting in her DM now as per her request yesterday. Not to mention the many ways, many of them used their capacity to help me here and there (even to recommend/purchase quality electronic gadgets or jump those humongous queues at MTN Office ). My birthday is tomorrow. I can't remember the last time I actually planned to celebrate my birthday. January tough. But not these students/former students. Every year for the past 5 years, they always turn up with plans.

I am Igbo, and we're quite few in my organization, my boss is Yoruba. I could have all sorts of petty things to say about him. I'm sure many of my colleagues will have a lot lot more to say about him. But in the things that matter, he has been a catapult to the very high grounds I find myself today and that is all that really matters to me (not petty things and not other people's opinion of him).

It's a lengthy read but I don't know who is sitting in a similar bus headed in a similar direction. It'll probably work out sooner or later. Just don't stop doing something legit. Anything.

You worked in a sane environment.
And your boss is great too.

Mine was just the opposite.
The school I served before I call it a quit is structured in a way that the teachers are seen to be suspects. You don't have to relate closely to any student for the fear that the parents will bankroll you. Parents-teachers relationship is non existent. Students see their teachers as servants and always threaten them with sack.
The boss is a thorough sadist, a narcissist. He never inspire you to work. He don't bring up new ideas. All he knows is to attack people's reputation in public. He is so interested in gossips and accusation and works on each one tabled before him without verifying the facts.
Ultimately, the school was going down. Their WAEC was seized because of malpractice, a fact he knows, something he could have managed before it snowballs but he kept blaming the innocent teachers. Then, the chicken came home to roost. He was sacked and calm was restored. Teachers he wickedly sacked or those that resigned because of his excesses were brought back.

In all, environment matters in all we do.
People don't do well in a toxic environment. Toxic environment are creations of poor managers.

I am not working for anyone ever again in Nigeria.
My last role as a teacher nearly made my life miserable.
Most Nigerian bosses are evil.

Business is the way.

Kingsley34:
Northern Muslims will not vote peter Obi...... that is just the bitter Truth.
Our stronghold remains the se and ss where block vote is what we aim for to emerge victorious

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Block votes from South South and South East cannot make Obi the president. He needs handful of votes from the Muslim north.

Peter Obi should stop wasting his energy on South East/SS.

They know who to vote.

Please concentrate on North.
There's no time again

A governor that cannot secure his state from killer herdsmen wants to go for Senate. What was his result as a House of Rep member for more than one term?

Eha-Amufu is bleeding and nobody is talking about it.

This is beautiful

One of the best decision you can take for yourself is leaving the teaching profession. Leave and never look back. A pure water hawker is better than a private school teacher.

This I have seen

Love this thread. Nigerian youths have brain.

It's just that our leaders are too useless.

No matter the tribe you are, please vote Peter Obi. He is the only one that has been able to talk about moving us from consumption to production.

Peter Obi is good for the youths.i
If em Bleep up, we remove am sharperly.

This is serious o

So, it's true this man messes himself up


Look at how they are covering him and stopping the camera from continuing

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Nairaland is fully on the pay check of this useless governor.

Ugwuanyi will be remembered as a man that was handed over a fast growing state by Sullivan but left it decaying.

Ceremonial governor


Okey Ezea is the choice for Senate
Ndi Nsukka are tired of your style of leadership

Religion of peace.

I won't say more

I am so disappointed buying Nokia C2 because of one challenge that it has.
It gives a light sound anytime you are using earpiece or you want connect it to a mixer. Like your sound output will be so low, empty and boring.
Please, can this be corrected.

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Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi is the most useless governor of 2022. A governor that met Enugu State working (thanks to Sullivan) and is leaving it as a billboard state.
The only way you can know there's a government in Enugu is by looking at billboards scattered everywhere.

Ugwuanyi is just too useless.
Following Wike up and down when your state is decaying.

The only thing Ugwuanyi is good at is attending ceremonies and receiving praises.

Tufiakwa.

Who is fooling who?
Buhari did same in 2015

Scary thread
He who got ears let him hear

Fainted after urinating when I was down with malaria

Kooldon:
Guy, you get mind o. You are lucky to have her on Facebook yet you can't check pics on her profile?
She only have few and they are all close up shots
You sounded occultic and desperate

Occultic? Like how?