GboyegaD: Be real and sincere, what is the domestic travel by air in Nigeria and the cost of running the business? The space is saturated and there are more viable things he can engage in.
No 1 : domestic travel in Nigeria is the highest, there is no apathy of travellers, the space is undersaturated the only thing missing is an efficient airline, with gov Mbah his experience will bare good result
VaselineCrew: Tinubu prefers to fly out today Nigeria, Tuan fly to different states in Nigeria to see problems for himself.
Imagine a leader that has never talked to the press to answer the peoples questions and has also never visited how own country but instead spends all the time visiting “abroad”
Such a sad story.
Stop displaying ignorance What should he go and do in state when we have state Governors!
The presenter did not do just to his reportage, very poor and lazy reportage. He should call it by its name Atak-129 attack helicopter and not aircraft
Well done Gov Muhammed Bago of Niger state. Very proactive governor. Despite the fact that it is a federal project but because it was in his state he decided to follow up on behalf of the people of Niger state. I think his collabo with decisive Engr Umahi will yield seriousness on the part of the contractors and speedy completion of project. No hiding place for dubious contractors. I believe if every state Governor should follow up with contractors more will be achieved. A good example is Minister Wike, no contractor sleep until project is delivered.
Gistmedia10: In a viral video sparking heated debate, a Caleb University lecturer was seen ordering a group of students to kneel as a form of punishment. The footage, shot from a high vantage point by a student, captures the lecturer loudly scolding and threatening the students who seemed hesitant or tried to leave. In the clip, the lecturer can be heard repeatedly warning, "If you go anywhere, you will never finish from this school! I promise you."
Though it’s still unclear what led to the punishment, the video quickly attracted backlash online. Many netizens expressed disbelief at the treatment of students in a private institution where tuition fees run high. "Look at Caleb University! After paying millions in fees, they’re still treated like this," one commenter vented.
Another person shared, "My friends tell me horrible stories about the long lines in the cafeteria. Sometimes, if you’re not tall enough, they skip you until you speak up."
Another user expressed disappointment with the university experience by saying, "You finish secondary school and enter secondary school pro max! " Many are now calling for a review of student treatment at private institutions, with some wondering if students have any voice against such disciplinary actions.
helinues: Today Nassarawa, tomorrow, Ekiti, next tomorrow Delta state.
Peter Obi has swapped beautiful life for politics. Spending time with Madam Margaret, not even what you might be thinking, behind every successful man, there must be a woman close around guiding you .
Has Madam Margaret been around Peter Obi since he has been moving around the country?
Would there be any potential success without your woman always around?
Obidients should read this without attaching emotions
I think the ops is really concerned for Obi, he didn't want any "Baltazar Engonga" taking over
In a recent interview on The Honest Bunch podcast, Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, suggested that church vigils should be replaced with night shifts to boost productivity. This proposal has stirred strong responses from pastors and religious leaders who feel Obi’s comment oversimplifies a deep-rooted part of Nigerian society.
Religious Leaders Respond with Criticism and Concern
Joshua Mike-Bamiloye, a prominent Christian media figure and son of the famous Christian filmmaker Mike Bamiloye, did not hold back in his reaction. Calling Obi's remarks “misguided” and even “insulting,” Mike-Bamiloye argued that the church’s role goes far beyond productivity concerns. He questioned why church gatherings would be singled out, emphasizing that if boosting productivity was truly the aim, other social activities should come under similar scrutiny. Mike-Bamiloye reminded audiences that vigils are typically held on Fridays, a day chosen precisely to minimize disruptions to work schedules.
Pastor Emmanuel Iren echoed a similar sentiment, sharing that for many Nigerians, church gatherings offer far more than a religious experience—they are spaces for community, hope, and spiritual growth. He emphasized that these gatherings provide purpose and motivation, which he believes are essential components of individual and societal productivity.
Prophet Joshua Iginla also weighed in, noting that Nigeria’s issues with economic productivity cannot be boiled down to religious gatherings. Vigils, he pointed out, provide an outlet for emotional support and resilience, which ultimately contribute to the overall well-being of society. He urged leaders to address larger systemic issues, such as economic reform and job creation, as more effective solutions to Nigeria’s productivity challenges.
A Larger Debate on Balancing Faith and Productivity
Peter Obi’s comments have brought a long-standing issue into the spotlight: balancing deep religious devotion with the need for economic growth in a developing country. Supporters of Obi’s viewpoint argue that while religion is valuable, excessive focus on it—at the expense of time that could be dedicated to work—might contribute to Nigeria’s productivity issues. They feel Obi’s approach reflects a practical perspective, even noting that he, too, has shown respect for religious traditions by attending church events during his campaign.
On the other hand, critics believe church gatherings enrich Nigerian culture and society, creating a sense of unity that can, in turn, enhance productivity. They argue that rather than reducing religious gatherings, efforts should go toward fostering work opportunities and creating policies that better support the workforce. They see faith not as an obstacle to productivity but as an essential part of a balanced life that nourishes both spirit and mind.
Reflecting on Nigeria’s Future
Obi’s comments have opened a meaningful dialogue about productivity, faith, and culture. As Nigeria faces pressing economic challenges, this conversation sheds light on how the nation can move forward without compromising its unique cultural and religious fabric. Ultimately, finding a balance between work and faith may become a defining issue as the nation seeks pathways to growth and prosperity.
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Stay Connected Emotionally: Regularly share your thoughts and feelings. Emotional intimacy is crucial for maintaining a strong bond.
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Be Supportive: Support her goals and dreams. Being a reliable partner who encourages her aspirations can strengthen your connection.
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Share Responsibilities: Participate in household chores and parenting duties. Sharing responsibilities can reduce stress and build teamwork.
Stay Physically Active: Engaging in physical activities together, like going for walks or working out, can be fun and healthy for both of you.
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Maintain a Sense of Humor: Laughter is a great way to bond. Keep a sense of humor and enjoy fun moments together.
Guys try and follow all these rules and see how your wives would over love u! She will never cheat no matter the temptation!
Women being whom they are cannot be held if their eye is outside If if all the qualities are there they will found a way to port
For those Nigerian not supposed to be in the United State, start packing your load. Come and help build Nigeria. Come with lots of dollars! Welcome home already
ASUU should just keep quiet Professors depending on only salaries are not worth their onions How about research that can directly meet the Need of the people and generate revenue for both themselves, their institution and the nation at large. They keep dictating old notes without a new research. I beg to submit that ASUU are the bane of Nigeria underdevelopment.
I have seen Gov Fubara talk, he is not cerebral in his talk and approach at all. Wike has been governor for 8years,and in charge of Rivers state wealth, you can't come up with any fact that he has stolen Rivers state money despite you are his chief accountant, is it when he is no longer governor that he will want Rivers state wealth?
Common Fubara this your claim doesn't fly Come up with another story
ClearFlair: Peter Obi was completely right. A productive nation will not spend all their time praying. It is irrational, illogical and insane to suggest that people can jettison work and start living in church. That's not what the bible teaches us as Christians
Stop supporting politicians blindly Obi is wrong and he ought not to have uttered that statement from his mouth. If Obi want to be right let him go to Kano and tell them their 5times a day prayer is responsible for Nigerian poverty
allen113: E go pain me if after few years from now, truth come out say all this brouhaha was well staged for this girl to win miss Nigerian use a purpose vehicle to contest miss World.
I no dey too trust anybody or anything again for this world, man dn see things.
No stress yourself? It will be recorded that she won under the name Nigeria 🇳🇬. That's good enough for us.
Don't you see other footballer or athletes that are Nigeria play and win gold medal for other countries, it is the countries that claims the glory
santaclaws: How is she Igbo? Her surname is Adeshina, don't forget... Igbo dey bear Adeshina? The Chidimma shouldn't deceive you, that's just a first name. 😂😂😂
Wetin dey cause quarrel again? She be Nigerian Don do.
Gov Fubara is already gone! With the current court ruling barring him from allocation, ( finance),the second power of a governor apart from his immunity, he will go to the supreme Court and most likely the judgement stays. He will have no choice than to represent it. The moment he represent it, his impeachment proceediing starts because he had violated the constitution earlier. Gov Fubara at the moment his like a king on the chessboard and it will soon be checkmate. We may end up having the first female governor in Rivers in the coming months.
Mynd44: Tell the students toexchabge their notes and mark one another's assignment
This is not a good strategy. It better the student mark it themselves, by so doing they see their misconceptions and error and they can write out the correct answers in their books. Please note, the objective is not just marking for marking sake, but for student that got it wrong to see where they missed it and become better
Go to the school management and discuss it. It all about being efficient and productive. Teaching maths is ever evolving and new concepts are adopted for better learning and efficient teaching
No one method is it in education and you cannot use English strategy for maths
Allotrope69: Firstly, I apologize for putting this on this Section.
I would like to ask, how many periods a Mathematics teacher is supposed to have per day to enable him have time to Mark students classwork and assignment.
I'm asking this because I'm already losing my cool. I work like an elephant and earn like an ant. I teach JSS1-3 Mathematics and Teach Economics for SS1-2. I am having to teach Econs everyday in each of this SS classes. Most times, I have 6-7 periods per day. At times 8 periods. As a result of this, I can't mark students note completely cos you give classwork and assignment every blessed day, and the next day u have to teach first thing in the morning and Also do same routine.
Mind you, I'm talking about marking for almost 70 students in a day for just only mathematics. I'm tired because the sch keeps complaining that I don't mark their mathematics workbooks. I'm up to date with Marking notes but workbooks is not same. Also I don't have a double period in any of these classes that I teach mathematics
Be strategic and reserve your energy Tell each children to bring a red pen to school Solve the questions and put the answers on board Tell each student to mark his/ her work with red pen and make corrections with the red pen After this, assuming you have 10 questions, do a physical assessment of student performance eg students scored 1010 should show by raise of hand, student that score 9/10 should raise of hand. You can also be strategic and ask student that got answer to a particular challenging question should show by raise of hand. Using this strategy you do 3 things at the same time: marking, correction and identifying student understanding of concepts. The only thing you mark yourself is test and exams. And once a week or fortnight they submit their note to you for checking. I love teaching maths and I always find a way to better at it and I desist teachers that complain. It's either you go management for pay rise or simply resign.