₦airaland Forum

Nairalane: @fynest, i think it is high time you stopped posting ur words with purple color. Olastep made the point in his recent posts, which hitherto, i found dangerous and painstakinly unhealthy. It strains the eye a lot and attracts more eye lens concentration. In the long run, u ll be tired of reading on a system becos of the accentuated and increased radiation effects. There ar some oda cool colours out there if the popular black is dissatisfying you. Perhaps, Simplicity is Beauty.

Samtolly4JESUS: ASUU is prevailing after all.

Fynestboi: [color=indigo]ma join u oga mi sire??[/color]

Miracy: lolzzzzz...kilode!!!!kilese wa oooo??

Miracy: lol....ogami na pay b4 service oooo nt service b4 payment
Na money sure pass oooo,just as my biggest bossress used to say*prof tola*

Fynestboi: [color=indigo]idobale mowa sire, u for dn spank me la, i be your boy, its nt for show off i was just testing this new thing i just discover..

I wont do that again sire...idobale mowa se make i stand up [/color]

Miracy: settlement ogini??
bribery lo n jebe oooo

papindinho: I chose to be an administrator to effect a modicum of change that would go a long way in curbing the ill-performance of business settings (public and private) as a result of series of mismanagement, abuse of power, misuse of office and maladministration that are seen as the cankerworm debilitating the progress of effective and efficient management in all sundry of business settings. And I've seen Nigerians suffer hell of maltreatment in the part of access to informations.
The system in the Public service is nothing to write home about and no one has been so commanding to correct such malpractices.
I am an advocate of Change and Justice/Impartiality. Being in the system will ensure transparency cum effective and efficient performance of personnel which is an afore to the significance of organizational perfomance.



#God Help me.

Chiamaka01: Choose I didn't, my dad pushed me in that direction since i was a kid.

Miracy: lolzzz...Olastep dnt fall my hand na,you no we r trailinyou path....


bribery n corruption is prohibited

Samtolly4JESUS: We never talk finish, e don dey happen.

See corruption

Samtolly4JESUS: Thumbs Up for You Miracy.

You laid a whole lot of point.

But, what I keep wondering is when these ideas will leave there theoretical realm and exist in the real practical form where we need them most.

In the Light of this, I'll like you all to vote for me come the nearest future

jaryeh: It is with Shock that I announce to
you that some enemies of progress
have reduced the normal 3 fishes
inside "TITUS" sardine to 2Fishes

NAFDAC has to act now or we will
protest.

If this situation is not addressed, u will open "TITUS"
Sardine one day and find only the
oil..

This is my Observation

Miracy: mmmm...boss,its a long story ooo,it rily saddens me knowin d situation of dis country n i often get totally bewildered tryin to figure out wat can be done to change d situation.widout bin subjective both d citizens n d govt r responsible for everytn goin on in dis country,corruption n tribalism r d major problem affectin Nigeria n these av subjugated the integrity of dis statehood.The country’s present predicament can be traced to d selfish interest n quest for power of our corrupt progenitors wc boils down to our various homes...severe parents av failed to give their children proper home training wc av resulted to high deliquency in d society.
we all blame d govt*m also guilty of dat*of not progressin,buh d question nw is:wat av u done or wat are u doin to make Nigeria a better place??tho d govt r also guilty buh d citizen r d ones to determine if its gona get better or not.

Another problem facing Nigeria is d high rate of illiteracy,uninformed public,majority doesnt no their rights n duties as a citizens....so we all need a change,if all citizen could be conscious n enthusiastic abt everytin it will lead to a change in d govt. n Nigeria will be great!!



May GOD enlighten us all to do wat is right IJN.



God bless Nigeria...God bless us!!!

Miracy: mmm...studyin law ad bin my priority n thnks to GOD my dream is turnin into reality...
i choosed law becos of my passion for justice n impartiality,my greatest enemy is prejudice n i love it wen justice is served!!
i also av dis inborn attitude of defendin pple n ensurin dey r not cheated wenever d nid arises...i love renderin help to dose wu nids it,m also aspiring to be an anti-crime n anti-corruption...n above all i love argument!!!

so am sure it wud av bin a great loss to d world if i never existed...wid TOSIN the world will be great!!...we r reachin for d stars...

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Timichael: Wu dey hia?

Olatimide: I think its a scam after all, i already paid nd today the site is not even opening again.. Those guys are 1st class scammer. They make it so real.. I felt like a fool....

phtemie: With the likes of people with high intellectual abilities and thunderstriking analytical aptitude we've got in this thread,all I can say is that the future is brighter than the brightest.

God bless!

Samtolly4JESUS: I cannot but acknowledge the ingenuity of our guys here (Olastep, Pappy And Phtemie).

CHANGE as you guys has rightly said can never be over emphasized.

Yea! True! Change starts from the Individual level!

However, I beg to add that CHANGE doesn't just occur in an Individual, it starts from a conscious effort.

It begins from the intuition, goes down to the subconscious mind, to the conscience, and finally reflects in the Behavior.

I pray that God Almighty should effect the Change the society needs In Us.


Oh God! ASUU

phtemie: You just nailed it!

As you and pappidinho were having the discussion,I was busy nodding my head to the intellectually sound points I could deduce from your argument.But I couldn't help but comment due to the very smashing point you just made.

Corruption is a canker-worm that has eaten deep into the fabrics of all the sectors of the country,no doubt.But I've always argued that the change we need is "ourselves" just as you pinpointed.

This calls to mind President Obama's electioneering campaign slogan in 2008-"CHANGE".Obama admittedly attested that what Americans needed was change but on the other hand he convincingly argued the change they needed had to start from them.

I can vividly recall having a discourse with pappidinho about this particular issue.He countered my opinion with a quasi-postulation that the leadership position is occupied by a circle of perpetuators who keep perpetuating themselves and their sycophants into power..But I still believe the change starts from us,from our locality..We don't need to get to the realms of power to effect the change.

Just like You said,how many people can pridefully boast of their Ssce/jamb/p-jamb/ as a consequence of their hardwork?

I believe and I know for sure that we are the change we've all been clamouring for since time immemorial.

"Be the change that you wish to see In the world"_Mahatma Ghandi.

Morning people!..Ante-meridiem!

papindinho: You could rightly note what I said about revolution not necessarily be violent. I was not talking about protest or something of such.

I pinpointed the change in mentality and thoughts about having a conscious national belongingness which endears all sundry in making decisions in the best interest of the state by being JUST as against having ethnic/religious/class consciousness.

I furthered the release of the steam by noting the need for proper reorientation as to what an average Nigerian's mindset should be about governance.

You've rightly mentioned the major change needed in all spheres of government institution be it Judicial system who are to enable effective and unbias Judicial system where no decision is waved in favour of one class over the other but things are well analysed and justified the way they supposed to be. All public servants should embark on proper accountability to curb the social vices that has gone viral in the system.

That's the shift we need, that's the revolution. A local government should hold the chairman responsible for all his action and should be made to face the heat if involved in any maladministrative measures and so be it at other levels of government.

The sensitiveness/awareness is important that no class will be left out between the literates and the illiterates.

It's not all about taking to the street because of Jonathan.