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Education › Re: Six (6) Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria (alarming School Fees) by onihaxy: 8:08pm On Jun 28, 2014
Ambassadors college in sango ota owned by seun osewa's father charges 350k per term as school fees. @oga seun. Abeg no vex say I talk too much
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Jobs At Maersk Line by onihaxy: 5:32pm On Jun 28, 2014
Cool
Nairaland General › Re: A Thread For Nairaland Survivors by onihaxy: 3:18pm On Jun 28, 2014
onuwaje: Well as we all know.... We were almost eliminated by an apocalypse caused by someone(may thunder fire u where you are)..
Well I survived grin but I'm still looking for many of my folks *crying*....
1.Gentlemimi
2.Caseless
3.Eyoniggar
4.Lynptera
5.Onihaxy
6.Drnoel
Etc.... Just can't list dem cos them too many...
So I'm creating this thread to find those who re missing.... U can as well type the names of people u knw that re missing...
Thanks
Present sir
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs France World Cup (0 - 2) On 30th June 2014 by onihaxy: 10:47am On Jun 28, 2014
Ok
Romance › Re: Sumbody Pls Tell Onihaxy NL Is Back by onihaxy: 7:48pm On Jun 27, 2014
Ok bro. Its good to be back
Romance › Re: My Fiancee Decided To Call Of Our Wedding Becuz Of Dis Picture by onihaxy: 7:19pm On Jun 27, 2014
SMH
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Is Back!!! by onihaxy: 6:12pm On Jun 27, 2014
Good to be back
Islam › Re: 14th January Declared Public Holiday For Eid-el-Maulud by onihaxy: 10:57am On Jan 10, 2014
Noted
Education › Examination Oracle by onihaxy(op): 10:38am On Jan 10, 2014
What do we call this?

Family › Re: The Adventure Of A Poor Girl by onihaxy(op): 11:49am On Jan 09, 2014
Ballotti: She was married as a poor girl. . .BUT IT WAS HER CHOICE TO REMAIN A POOR WOMAN! kiss
Her business! kiss
She needs to liberate herself. . .or deal with the consequences of her PASSIVE behavior. kiss

Small girls grow up and MATURE. . . not regress and deteriorate emotionally and professionally! kiss

HER CHOICE! kiss
A good point
Family › Re: The Adventure Of A Poor Girl by onihaxy(op): 11:47am On Jan 09, 2014
Chillisauce: OP, arrange this your post na. Difficult to read.

Tenk u
I typed it on Microsoft word on my system before moving it to NL, I will modify it. Thanks
Autos › Re: For Sale 2007 Benz Mclaren SLR 56m Negotiable. by onihaxy: 9:53am On Jan 09, 2014
fanex: This is an SLR McLean you idiots. one of the most exclusive and fastest automobile in the world.It's certainly not for the masses. You all run along and buy ur Honda. Illiterate clowns
Poor attention seeker, you don't need to show your stupidity here. I think you need to realize that this is a public forum and everyone is entitled to his/her opinion. And besides, why don't you call the OP and place an order?. Mtchew
Education › Re: Recommend Threads For Frontpage by onihaxy: 9:46am On Jan 09, 2014
Family › The Adventure Of A Poor Girl by onihaxy(op):
She was ambitious when you first met her. She
told you everything she wanted to become. She
told you how poor her family is and her dream to make it in life. You loved her and married her
promising her heaven and earth. She believed
and trusted you. You convinced her to have a
baby first and then go back to school or pursuing her career. Now she has
given you babies but you still keep her at home.
You go out everyday and come home calling her
useless. She asks for money to buy her cream
only for you to tell her that her mates are out
there making money while all she knows is how to waste it. You don't give her money to take care of herself but you go out there and buy lovely cars and clothes for yourself.
You even have the gut to give your secretary a
market list for her to go and buy things for your
wife to cook; a big insult to any woman. Even
when you allow her to go to the market, you
make sure there is no coin left for her to buy a panty for herself. You go out there and admire all the beautiful women whose husbands have given freedom and those whose husbands love spending on. You even lift their skirts to see their panties and then you begin to feel that your own wife at home is dirty. Sir, she is not dirty; she is only wearing the rags you give her.
At every slightest thing, you remind her how poor her people are and how her father couldn't send her to school. Several times have you shattered her already broken spirit with your words. Oga, you knew that her family is
poor and yet you walked into that humble family
to pick a wife. Are you telling me your reason for
marrying her is to make her poorer? You even
stopped her from inviting her parents to your
house all because you think you are god. If after
you married that poor girl, her family does not
move to a higher level because of you, know that God is not happy with you. You may not even know if you are prospering because of her
presence in your life.
Several times has she talked to you reminding
you of your promise to her and all you do is shout at her. You call her useless and yet you don't want to give her the opportunity to prove to you that she is not useless. You stopped her from acquiring the certificate she so dreamed of. You force her, against her own wish, to be a full time housewife. You go through magazines admiring great women and wishing to have one like them forgetting that a man like you is somewhere giving them the support and strength to soar.

You love good things on women but can't stand
seeing them on your own wife.
Don't you think you are a wicked man?
Autos › Re: For Sale 2007 Benz Mclaren SLR 56m Negotiable. by onihaxy: 9:33am On Jan 09, 2014
OP. U no put gallon on top of the car naw?

56millionhuh? *are u shitting me?*
Nairaland General › The Adventure Of A Poor Girl by onihaxy(op): 9:17am On Jan 09, 2014
She was ambitious when you first met her. She told you everything she wanted to become. She told you how poor her family is and her dream to make it in life. You loved her and married her promising her heaven and earth. She believed and trusted you. You convinced her to have a baby first and then go back to school or pursuing her career. Now she has
given you babies but you still keep her at home.
You go out everyday and come home calling her useless. She asks for money to buy her cream only for you to tell her that her mates are out there making money while
all she knows is how to waste it. You don't give her money to take care of herself but you go out there and buy lovely cars and clothes for yourself. You even have the gut to give your secretary a market list for her to go and buy things for your wife to cook; a big insult to any woman. Even when you allow her to go to the market, you make sure there is no coin
left for her to buy a panty for herself. You go out there and admire all the beautiful women whose
husbands have given freedom and those whose husbands love spending on. You even lift their skirts to see their panties and then you begin to feel that your own wife at home is dirty. Sir, she is not dirty; she is only wearing the rags you give her. At every slightest thing, you remind her how poor her people are and how her father couldn't send her to school. Several times have you shattered her already broken spirit with your words. Oga, you knew that her family is
poor and yet you walked into that humble family to pick a wife. Are you telling me your reason for
marrying her is to make her poorer? You even
stopped her from inviting her parents to your
house all because you think you are god. If after you married that poor girl, her family does not move to a higher level because of you, know that God is not happy with you. You may not even know if you are prospering because of her presence in your life.

Several times has she talked to you reminding you of your promise to her and all you do is shout at her. You call her useless and yet you don't want to give her the opportunity to prove to you that she is not useless. You stopped her from acquiring the certificate she so dreamed of. You force her, against her own wish, to be a full time housewife. You go through magazines admiring great women and wishing to have one like them forgetting that a man like you is somewhere giving them the support and strength to soar. You love good things on women but can't stand seeing them on your own wife.
Don't you think you are a wicked man?
Education › Re: Difference In Mentality Of Vocational Students & Academic Students by onihaxy(op): 2:22am On Jan 08, 2014
Rapmoney: I dey sorry for the person wen post this thread. So you could
actually stay in a particular place while a dude taught you
how to make vocational stuffs like paint, soap, sponge, shoe
polish? And you were happy? Common! You don't need to be
a university graduate to make stuffs like that! Why waste years
In Uni only to learn how to make stuffs like that? You should
have spent those years in learning the trade instead.
It was an inevitable program of nysc. You just have to register and learn atleast one vocation of skills after CDS during cds days.
Education › Re: Difference In Mentality Of Vocational Students & Academic Students by onihaxy(op): 9:22pm On Jan 07, 2014
Karkarash: so are you trying to insinuate that children should shun education and go and learn barbing,tailoring,painting? why dont you start with your kids
read my closing remarks "graduates should buy the idea of creating jobs after school rather than job hunting." i neva said education is useless
Education › Re: Recommend Threads For Frontpage by onihaxy: 8:49am On Jan 07, 2014
Education › Difference In Mentality Of Vocational Students & Academic Students by onihaxy(op):
Have you ever wondered why vocational students don't cry of unemployment?, I think its the differences in our mentality.

Academic students in nigeria had this mentality of going to school, graduate with good grades and then become gainfully employed by an established organisation while the vocational students had the mentality of learning any vocational skills of their choice, (tailoring, barbing, hairdressing, etc) and after their freedom, they become there own boss by establishing themselves and start training others and the chain of self-reliant continues

Back in the 90's, the academic students always mocked their counterparts in the vocational line with the mentality that they (academic student) will make a better life than the vocational students. According to a pry song we do sing in my school back then, "if u go to school, ur shoes will be making ko-ko-ka sound but if you don't go to school, your shoe sole will be flat. Meaning that if you go to school, the vocational student will be serving you and you will be there leader, though this theory worked back then when there are jobs on ground for graduates after school, but in this era. The table had been turned around, the vocational graduates who are self established are now recruiting academic graduates as their children's home lesson teacher, as their P.A, some has office assistance. The worse part of it is that so many graduates are even going back to this vocational people to learn skills.

It reminded me of back in NYSC days when vocational courses like barbing, catering, event planning, beads making, and so on was introduced, It happend that i picked up paint making to learn, the guy who came to teach us then came in a nice saloon car. He came up to the hall and started the lecture, you need to see the gbagauns he was throwing. As he noticed that we were laughing at him, then he paused the lecture and switched over to his life story......

He began by telling us his academic history. He said he dropped out in ss2 due to lack of funds in 2002. How he was mocked by his friends who proceeded to university. How he went to a paint company to work as a casual staff, there he learnt basic paints making. From there, he attended a seminar on making quality paints, bought the book and then started his life from there. He said 10years later which was 2012 that he came to teach us, he said he has built 2 houses, bought 3 nice cars, became a millionaire and finally, He had trained close to 3000 B.sc graduates on paint making business.

He ended his story by saying "getting rich in life doesn't depend on your qualifications or your english speaking accents, but your level of understanding how to be on your own, identifying people's need and providing solutions to it and then making your own money through it. Every1 in the hall suddenly kept quiet and tears started rolling from the eyes of most of us. The practical training class suddenly became a motivational class.
So I think the academic students and graduates of nowadays should stop or minimise the mentality of going to school, get good grades, and start applying for jobs but rather learn from the vocational students who studied to be the boss of their own.
In conclusion, academic students can also learn vocations along side to be self reliant, or they should develop the mindset of creating jobs rather than hunting for jobs
Over to you fellow nairalanders, what is your own viewhuh?

Iro ni ooooo. My story made it to front page?. My sincere thanks to the moderators and fellow nairalanders.
Autos › Re: COTONOU CARS BUYERS FORUM, ORDER FOR YOU CAR(S) NOW @ AFFORDABLE PRICE by onihaxy: 7:44am On Jan 07, 2014
onihaxy: How much should I budget for for 2003 and 2004 honda civic both with Ac.?
you havent replied/answer me
Culture › Re: Which Is The Easiest Nigerian Language To Learn? by onihaxy: 2:47pm On Jan 05, 2014
Hmmmmmm, TRIBALISM!!!, the only reason nigeria is not progressing

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