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These are the kind of useless policies you get when you have clueless dinosaurs in positions of authority, courtesy of corruption, nepotism and kakistocracy. With this new policy, if I'm to predict the potential trajectory of the majority of students, an otherwise brilliant pupil gets to SS3 at 16, and then graduates to Yahoo-Yahoo academy. Other engaging factors would be drugs, gangs, prostitution etc. By the time they clock 18, the child's brain would be frozen from inactivity. They then sit for waec and jamb and fail repeatedly until they eventually either give up as dropouts. By the end we would have substituted a generation of brilliant minds for yahoo yahoo dropouts. |
ShinnBet:I was reading this and it seemed to be making sense until OBI's name strangely entered the analysis. Abeg wetin concern OBI and AGIP and OANDO? Is there anything that happens in Nigeria today without OBI's name being mentioned? |
50-60m |
AImoneyAdder:The person preaching to you that the world's going solar is busy buying cheap raw materials from you to build his 50th coal plant. |
shortgun:The $100million (N150billion) price tag dubiously bandied about by the presidential spokesperson is just the face value. After acquiring such luxurious jets, it's standard practice to reconfigure it to desired style and taste. I can bet my last dime an additional $20-50 million dollars was spent in reconfiguring that aircraft before delivering it to Nigeria. Actual cost of that jet should be in the range of N200-250billion. Nigeria has some of the most insensitive leaders in the world, and of course some of the most foolish followers. A look around this thread and you'd see some foolish followers who cant afford danfo fare defending such wasteful expense. |
The problem has never been the poliicians; the real epidemic we have as a nation is the multitude of idiots that hail and defend the sleaze even when they personally profit nothing from the politicians. |
This sounds like a cover-up diversionary story, i.e. placing someone inconsequential as the face of the real syndicate. Obviously Abdulkabir Adisa Aliu would be nicely compensated for this. Given the massive leap in import figures from Malta, I strongly believe someone at the very top is behind the operation. |
Melagros:Lol... Just wondering what the relevance of this your public declaration is. |
SadiqBabaSani:Dont people ever get tired of asking this question? |
The management of this uni and nairaland want to shove the school down our necks. ![]() |
englishmart:This must be cos you have a reputation of always borrowing money and likely not repaying on time or perhaps they have to remind or beg you before you repay. Truth is that even a tight-fisted person would gladly lend money to a person who has a good credit history. There're some people who can ask for my entire salary and will get it within 5minutes. It just depends on the credit reliability of the borrower. |
madridguy:Although a known sycophant, I actually thought this madridguy had some bit of sense. But apparently the die-hard allegiance to Tinubu and APC has a way of shamelessly bringing out the worst in some of you. |
Ibrahimcoomasie:This is always the problem. How does smashing the streetlight help that man's life? |
idealogical:Like I said, no one here is an idiot not to know that those anti-protest protesters were paid. There's even some threads on that, and it doesnt take more than common sense to figure it out. https://www.nairaland.com/8171119/stranded-pro-tinubu-protester-cries-out That being said, I have neither the time nor energy to engage in a meaningless argument with another government defending sycophant. So good day! |
idealogical:Oga you arent talking to a child born yesterday please so stop whipping up this lame and pointless defence. Anyone with a brain knows that the anti-protest protesters were paid by politicians (or at least promised some form of payment). There's even a thread on this forum with some of the protesters complaining they stilll havent been paid. So quit the nonsense theatrics, no one here is a fool. |
idealogical:The government keeps preaching that "protests are bad and unpatriotic", but the same buffoons went around to organise their own paid protests against the planned protests. If the government can use air-conditioned buses to ferry their paid protesters, then why can't the clowns provide air-conditioned buses for other protesters? |
Philipponzaghi:Loses support from who exactly? .. losing support from hungry characterless political jobbers and thugs? |
And now the same imbeciles are telling Nigerians that it's unpatriotic to protest. |
APC leaders, stalwarts, activists, sycophants and thugs are highly experienced in protests, which places them in a really advantageous position to neutralise any such uprising. The APC anti-protest strategy is simple: Day 1: Mobilise some hungry youths (like our resident Helinues) on the promise of N2000 to stage counter protest. Day 2: Unleash thugs on the streets to attack peaceful protesters. Once the clash begins, send the military and police to arrest and shoot peaceful protesters while carefully avoiding their paid thugs who started the mayhem. Day 3: Aggressively send out propaganda to the streets claiming the protest is an Igbo protest (some top officials are already on this path). This approach is especially potent as the Nigerian Igbophobia happens to be a greater force than even hunger and insecurity combined. Once the above happens, the protest dies a natural death; not because it's an especially smart approach, but rather due to the prevalence of illiteracy and poverty in the land. |
Goodvibes007:It's totally true that the protest has been hijacked and is now political. But hijacked by who exactly? I fear that from Day 1 it would be hijacked by APC thugs and govt agents, just like the EndSARS protest which were 100% peaceful and carnival-like for 3 full weeks until APC counter-protest thugs and soldiers were sent into the streets to attack peaceful Nigerians. About the protest being politicised, despite the excruciating hunger and hardship in the land, the fact that ONLY Tinubu and APC supporters, sycophants and thugs are vehemently vocal against any protests already speaks volumes on how the protests have been politicised by APC. |
adamusuleiman3:Lol... Isiguzo Faction of Ohaneze again! A fake faction of ohaneze headed by a Tinubu ass licking sycophantic APC member called Isiguzo. Sometimes these headlines need to be made clearer. |
Atiku openly supports protest with his full chest, but watchout as some cretins will still blame OBI. |
The rate at which govt officials and supporters keep emphasising the need for peaceful protests, one can already foretell that the protest will get violent because the same APC vermins claiming to call for peaceful protest will be the ones to send their thugs into the streets on Day 2 to scatter things. These APC guys are highly experienced in Nigerian protests; they know exactly how to neutralise a protest even before it starts. Looking back at the last major protest in Nigeria (End SARS), the processions were largely peaceful and organised for 3 weeks until the govt chose to send out soldiers to shoot at peaceful protesters, after which they sent out counter thugs to attack protesters. Another sure way the APC knows to tackle the protest is simply to label it an Igbo protest; once that's done, the protest is dead in the north and large parts of the south west. |
haslaw:I'm sorry but what exactly is the point in all these your directionless rantings and what does it have to do with Dangote refinery which we're talking about? OBI has passed a simple message on the imperativeness of Dangote refinery working successfully, especially given it potential impact on Nigeria's currently battered economy. The point made is clear to all intelligent people but obviously it cant be clear to everyone on the streets. So feel free to take your useless political, tribal, religious, ipob and other pointless rantins to your closest motor park where you will gladly find like minds willing to engage you. |
haslaw:Just imagine this one trying so hard to reduce this to a tribal / political issue. Spits! Anyone with the slightest whiff of patriotism and economic sense understands that the success of Dangote refinery would greatly help Nigeria's economy. OBI is clearly not the unpatriotic greedy political charlatan that you try to portray him as. Obi has always been a supporter of the Dangote refinery project even before his presidential declaration. |
jjflyj11:Dangote's money belongs to Dangote and it's his sole prerogative to spend it however he pleases. He doesnt owe anyone any kobo. That being said, Dangote's refinery success isnt about the man Dangote; it's rather about Nigeria's economic liberation. Even if Dangote chooses to be greedy and sells fuel for N2000 and becomes a dollar trillionaire, the success of that refinery would still have monumental positive impact on Nigeria's economy. In otherwords, that refinery working would positively impact the life of every Nigerian.l, not just Dangote. |
Dapromzy333:Africans! Governor's party always wins ALL LGA elections. LGA elections have always been a monumental show of shame in Nigeria. |
slimfit1:UAE provided a list of unlicensed international money transfer and bureau de change operators. That list is nonsense! And that explains why the Nigerian govt was quick to publish it. |
blacknp:Your existence is of no value to me, and neither is my existence of any value to you. So why should I bother explaining who I am to you? All I did was to point out to you that I've never been a fan of Reno cause of his obvious divisiveness. I was never his fan when he was PDP, and never his fan now he's desperately trying to romance APC. If this simple piece of info is too complex for your brain to comprehend, then there's nothing I can further explain to you that you will comprehend. |
blacknp:If you dont know me, ask! Stop making useless generalisations... I've never been a fan of Reno and probably never will; I've also always fought and called out his divisiveness even here on Nairaland as far back as 2010-2013 when he was still active here before he got into govt. So like I said earlier, if you dont know who you're talking to, the sensible thing to do is to ask or do a little back research instead of making meaningless assumptions. |
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