₦airaland Forum

Sheun001:
Do you wanna compare the amount of students that applied to those schools mentioned to that of public universities??

It is not just about the number of applicants but the process. With incessant strikes in different public universities and "admission runs" going on there, you can imagine the slow pace of things.

Idrismusty97:
Irrelevant question. Of course majority will go for expensive cars even do they can't afford common bicycles.

Haba! Everyone has a right to daydream!

HigherEd:
Though Jamb has been mismanaging these process by getting too involved in the admission process which just stalls everything but to blame jamb exclusively would be erroneous. Covenant concluded its own admission in September 2017 and Matriculated in October 2017, Kwasu, Abuad, Babcock, Landmark also Concluded in October and matriculated in Novembe. So I don't understand how it is exclusively jamb's fault. Those Universities that have matriculated don't have two heads na
Lalasticlala

I agree with you, the mess is with the public universities.

uboma:
Too bad!


Nigeria and Cameroon needs to be reminded that Refugees have their fundamental Human Rights that must be respected at times.

African leaders choose to ignore that.

uboma:
It was wrong for our government to have sent them back to the Cameroonian authorities.


They won't receive a fair hearing and might end up being executed.

It is so wrong but they did it with the conviction that the Cameroonian government will also deport anyone Nigerian government tag as a separatist/terrorist who happens to be picked up on Cameroonian soil.

Maybe he also have female relatives who earn their sustainance from the trade.

Looking forward to the crashing of flight tickets.

Can imagine the smiles on the faces of the Cameroonian officials while receiving the deported separatists.

For her, this is not marriage but empowerment.

megrimor:
Who counted the years?

Archeologists, I guess.

A world heritage.

Walexz02:
Is avocado readily available here in Nigeria?
@pavore9 do you please have the video
We can surely replicate this

You have to research on communities that are high in avocado farming and there is likelihood of high wastage going on there.

As for the video, one needs to track the guy mentioned in the article or maybe search YouTube to see there is an upload there.

Defeat in what? This is the core reason why Southern Nigeria rejected the idea of the colony proposed by the Federal government as their sense of entitlement has no boundary.

He is so right.

How weed smokers will rejoice if decriminalized!

africangirl000:
May i ask what skills and how you got the free training? If you don't mind that is.

Like how to "escavate" contact details of key personnel of firms, using hootsuite etc. From clients you have been working for, based on the quality work you have been doing for them and they ask you if you can do something outside your skills, if you say you have no skill in that direction some of them will give you access to where you will learn it online for free as they want you to learn and replicate the skill gathered for their own projects, which they still pay you fully regardless they help train you. Their mindset is quite different from ours as they see no wisdom in having different freelancers to do different tasks when one freelancer of high quality can achieve them when empowered.

great664:
A living proof.

I don't think I can work for anyone when foreigners appreciate little things you do for them while paying you instead of Nigeria where even Govt think thy are doing you a favor by paying salary..

I even have one client who pay me to just listen to webinar videos so I can learn what he want me to help him With....

Nigerians looking for 20 yrs experience and must not be more than 35 yrs with MSc and PHD as added advantage.

You are right. I have been freely trained on some skills which I was paid for when I started applying it. Foreigners are very liberal but clients from Pakistan, India, Nepal etc are not good news.

Freelancing is empowering. Once you can deliver more than expected and within the scheduled time, the hard currencies is yours. A good number of Kenyans depend on that from writing, transcribing, websearch and to even using hootsuite to manage the social media accounts of their clients who are predominantly in North America, Europe and Australia.

Once lived in an apartment block in Nairobi where most of the occupants were freelancers, the place was more like a ghost town as they were always indoors working on their laptops!

The States should adopt anti open grazing laws while their state ministry of agriculture should train their people who are interested in cattle farming on breeding, zero grazing, hydroponics, feed formulation etc. Then we will be seeing cows producing at least 20 litres of milk daily as against the one litre the Fulani's are producing.

What a waste of existence! Anyone bearing "Obatosu", have no intention of experiencing old age.

For the Catholic Church, it goes back to the Tabernacle.

BushWickBill:
Sorry to misinterpret you sir. Sincere apologies

Accepted. No hard feelings.

BushWickBill:
In 2018 this dull opinion still finds its way to public forums.

You might as well not care about the quality of education or healthcare you or your kid receives at schools and hospitals since you've paid.

That's not even my personal view of tithing as am not Pentecostal nor I have ever tithed in my life

cashlurd:
My problem isn't with the first fruit issue.... My problem is the final destination of the first fruits we all give. Who receives it, for what is it used for.... Is there any form of accountability?? Or we should just give the pastors our first fruits so they can all use to buy private jets and hire police escorts?

It is said once you give, you have no business asking what it is used for as it is between God and the Church leaders.

Who is Mark Zuckerberg paying his first fruits to, for him to be "blessed"?

The missionaries did not harp on all these, is it that the today's preachers are more knowledgeable of God's words than those who brought it to us?

Am more concerned about the psychological impact.

We all must taste death, someday.

Nothing is hidden under the sun, time will tell.

HeyCorleone:
Hehehe. Chim.

If the reverse was the case you'd see the woman come report it on Twitter with the #AllMenAreScum.

It's surprising how domestic violence inflicted on men is rarely spoken about. But methinks it's because men are more mature.

Men feel uncomfortable sharing domestic violence inflicted on them because even his fellow men will regard him as a weakling thus the silence.

The wife will be giving him 'side eye' anytime he shouts at home!

Flying between African countries is very expensive!

It reflects no intent in ending the issue.