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Nairaland General › Re: Apology To Jarus And OAM4J by Pharoh: 8:21am On Dec 26, 2012
In retrospection, many of us might regret our actions on Nairaland later in the future when we finally see the destructive results in reality.

I will create a thread later on how to savage the politics section or nairaland as a whole. The most important thing to say now is that the number of mods should be increased to create a balancing feature that negates the continued development of negative issues in the politics section as we go into 2013.

The section is so polarized now that it is not wise to have mods from one major ethnic group and not from the others. So i support increase in the number of mods which should come from the other ethnic groups in the country that are not presently represented.

We are sitting on a time bomb because nepotism was behind the emergence of most mods in nairaland and unionism among them is leading to organized rebellion against nairaland administrative authority. It can only get worst from here onward judging from the things we saw in the hall of shame crisis.

P.S . . . . seun needs to implement the idea i have concerning moderation in the politics section and he should know how to reach me for that.
Politics › Re: Pat Utomi Joined The ACN Party In 2011 by Pharoh: 3:07am On Dec 24, 2012
two party system is the best with independent candidates allowed.
Events › Re: *~Abujafood Voted Events Section Poster Of 2012 *~ Congratulations by Pharoh: 6:50pm On Dec 20, 2012
^^
You well so? undecided
Politics › Re: Delta Embarks On 939 Projects In 2012 by Pharoh: 6:55am On Dec 19, 2012
Some of you here are definitely paid government agents.
Politics › Re: A Documentary On The Real Story Of Nigeria? by Pharoh: 9:17pm On Dec 13, 2012
Thank you so much for the video and email. cool
Politics › Re: Forbes Names Nairaland As Techs Startups To Watch In 2013 by Pharoh: 6:34am On Dec 13, 2012
[quote author=trix!]Misleading title!!
Nairaland wasn't mentioned as Tech startups to watch in this article, it was only mentioned for Commercialization!! [/quote]That should have been only way forward for nairaland for a long time but greediness will not allow them to do the right thing, there is a limit to where a one man company can go without external aid. Other start-ups are already cornering the options nairaland should have gone by focusing on one sector like irokotv, jumia, dealfish and more.

Nairaland should have been a platform for so many start-up to spring out from but look at what it is today.
Politics › Re: Forbes Names Nairaland As Techs Startups To Watch In 2013 by Pharoh: 6:24am On Dec 13, 2012
I don't think there is any thing to watch for about nairaland as it will always fall below expectation due to the shortsightedness and greediness of the owner. undecided
Politics › Re: A Documentary On The Real Story Of Nigeria? by Pharoh:
okay
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Nairaland Fantasy Premier League 2012/2013 by Pharoh: 9:20am On Dec 10, 2012
Chrisbenogor: Buhahahahahahahahahahaha grin grin grin grin grin grin
Someone is feeling the heat lol . . . cheesycheesycheesycheesycheesycheesy
Romance › Re: Miss Nairaland - Grand Finale!!! ENDED!!! by Pharoh: 7:49pm On Dec 07, 2012
I feel they should not have allowed campaign for these kind of contest and also more rules would have been included to manage it well because of how people behave on this forum. But all the same it has been very good contest and hope we get a worthy winner at the end of the day. cool
Politics › Re: A Documentary On The Real Story Of Nigeria? by Pharoh: 8:08pm On Dec 06, 2012
You can send it by email through this service http://www.largefilesasap.com/

Or if u will not mind then someone can remote copy it from your desktop through team viewer software.
Politics › Re: A Documentary On The Real Story Of Nigeria? by Pharoh: 11:02pm On Dec 05, 2012
Please upload it on these sites and share the link here.

http://depositfiles.com/

or pick from the list below

http://www.ebizmba.com/articles/file-sharing-websites
Politics › Re: A Documentary On The Real Story Of Nigeria? by Pharoh: 6:54am On Dec 05, 2012
Does anybody have the downloaded video file to send to me please? i can drop my email here thanks in advance.
Family › Re: As A Man, Is It Proper To Know The Virginity Status Of Your 18+ Female Child. by Pharoh: 9:44pm On Dec 04, 2012
I think we will be having a lot of problems and misconceptions if we continue to use western standards to evaluate our kids, i don't know when Africans started using a particular fixed age to determine adulthood.
Literature › Re: Who Is To Blame When A Child Has Sex Without Proper Knowledge - Live Debate by Pharoh: 10:31pm On Nov 25, 2012
Anyone can throw questions at the debaters at this point before we move to the judges scoring phase.
Literature › Re: Who Is To Blame When A Child Has Sex Without Proper Knowledge - Live Debate by Pharoh: 9:29pm On Nov 25, 2012
These are the rebuttals for Gudit incase you missed it @Mavia



There was a young girl of 9 who confided in me on how she was abused by her uncle who was living with them. I encouraged her to tell her parents about it. After much persuasion, she agreed.
Don't you think she as afraid of that same reaction from her parents that's why she came to you? Don't you think her parents would have listened more to her teachers than her? Due to the fact that she is a small girl and may have an over imaginative mind? If she was close to her teachers won't she have confided in them? Instead the teachers of today make themselves unapproachable and distant.

The parents signed her up for deliverance in the church, thinking she was possessed.
If the church had a counsellor won't they have listened to the young girl and counselled the parents?
If the government had provided a help line for sexually abused children as seen in some countries wouldn't she have been helped?


Where are the parents? They have left their primary responsibility in search of money, pleasure, fame, etc. Who are they working for? They usually claim it is for the sake of their children.
If the parents don't go out to search for money, how do you expect them to provide the basic needs of a child such as food, education? Of what use is sexual education to a hungry, malnourished and uneducated child?
Who can control the media, the teachers? No!
The teachers are employed by the government and the government has control over the media. There is a link between these three. Teachers have meetings with the government over educational issues. Parents DON'T!
Teachers have also been caught to violate children.
We have more incidences of parents violating children than teachers.
What about that?



Teachers are NOT magicians. They are not omnipresent or omniscient. They have about 25 students they deal with. Some schools even have about 40 pupils or more in a class. Do you really expect a single teacher to monitor the sexual activities of 40 children? Common, let’s be realistic. Will the teacher be efficient? No. As a parent, you have less than 25 children to deal with and you still want to pass the bulk of the blame on the teachers? Doesn’t it sound ridiculous to you?
Why do you think that in most schools, teachers are 2 to 3 in a class? Teachers are trained to deal with this issues. What do you expect of a father in a polygamous setting? If you cannot expect a trained and paid teacher to monitor 25 kids how do you expect a single father who is untrained to monitor his kids?

Take for instance, if I had a cute little girl- my daughter, I would give anything to make her happy and live a good life. I would be passionate about her. I wouldn’t want her to be misled or molested. She would be mine. I would have great interest in her. However, if she had a teacher she loved as well- a wonderful teacher. The teacher wouldn’t be as passionate about her future and sexual activities as I would, because she is my daughter and I would know, love and understand her better.
If you would teach and understand her better, why send her to school to learn biology and anatomy when you are quite familiar with the female anatomy?

Parents (the sane ones), cannot violate their children.
Don't categorise. They are all parents I Th The major responsibility lies on the parents, while they share a minor percentage with the teacher(s). The child leaves home for school and still comes back home to watch TV and read magazines.
If the teachers had given adequate assignments or home works to the children, which time do they have to watch tv?
You only get educational materials in school from teachers, not movies, porn magazines, social forum, etc. So why blame the teachers?
I used to exchange mills and booms with my english teacher. Erotic novels are distributed more in schools during classes and the teachers see this books but do not seize them. Speaking from a personal experience
3. The child spends more leisure time at home, or away from school, especially on weekends. Free access to the internet, TV, magazines, etc. the teacher will not come from school to control the media access at home. We have Parental Controls on satellite TV networks, but have you ever heard of Teacher Controls? Even the media acknowledges the fact that the onus of the control lies with the parents.
Who uses parental controls for teenagers? They are smarter than that. Most times they are the ones who teach the parents how to operate the TV


I’ve had opportunities to work with children for years, and I’ve come to realize that at ages 1-3, they tend to dance to interesting tunes that catch their attention. You can manipulate them easily. They are very vulnerable. “This is when we need you parents, not when we’ve started growing baby beards.”
Most teenagers that have had sex one point or the other in their lives would have chosen differently if they had answers to the questions they couldn’t ask. Most girls will not even discuss their Menstrual Cycle with their mothers; neither will most of the boys discuss Wet Dreams or their crush with girls, with their fathers.
Because it is embarrassing for both sides. We are also referring to teenagers who feel their parents are the enemy which is a normal feeling at this age
Teri Hatcher, a celebrity, was raped by a family member when she was just a child. Her uncle raped her for several years starting when she was just five years old. Pray tell me, do we blame her school teacher for this or the media? Where was her mother or father?
Where was her teacher? She attends class everyday. She has spent a minimum of 2 months under her teacher. 2 months is enough to know your student's behaviour and know when he or she is not acting herself or himself
I say that parents are responsible for their children’s welfare and Sex Education, not the teachers or the media.
If we say that parents alone are solely responsible for their children and not the media or government, then government should stop scholarships given to children afterall, they are not responsible for them
Thank you.
Literature › Re: Who Is To Blame When A Child Has Sex Without Proper Knowledge - Live Debate by Pharoh: 7:48pm On Nov 25, 2012
Announcement!

So this is how the rebuttal will go,there will two rebuttals and the first one will have Boudicca questioning Tamar1,
Mavia1 questioning Gudit and Sheba1 questioning Asantewaa1. this should go on for about 30 or 40 minutes and after that it will be reversed for tamar1 to questtion buodicca, gudit t question mavia and asantewa to question sheba1.

It should be from one to five questions and the floor is open now for the first rebuttal round.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 8:40pm On Nov 24, 2012
We will be making an announcement soon to clarify the next phase for the debate.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 8:31pm On Nov 24, 2012
Announcement!


We are taking a 10 minutes break and should be back by 8:40pm Nigerian time to adjust the logistics. We just got an email from one of our contestants and at this point we implore Queen Amina and Cleopatra1 to check their emails now please.


We will be back soon and thanks to everyone for making this date with us.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 8:04pm On Nov 24, 2012
Please Cleopatra1, we are still waiting for you to answer the three questions thrown at you on this thread so that we can move to the next phase thanks.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 8:02pm On Nov 24, 2012
Announcement!

Queen Amina, You can join the debate and question Cleopatra1 as we just altered the structure to reverse the elimination phase. Please feel free to do so but if you don't want to then you can wait until the audience period to answer their questions.
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Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 7:53pm On Nov 24, 2012
We are waiting for your replies Cleopatra1 to the questions thrown at you thanks.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 7:48pm On Nov 24, 2012
Thank you Queen Victoria for your questions, please can Cleopatra1 answer the questions above now thanks.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 7:35pm On Nov 24, 2012
Queen Victoria - We are waiting for your questions, make them short and precise, you can also number them or separate them in quotes thanks.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 7:32pm On Nov 24, 2012
Cleopatra1 - Please watch and refresh this main debate thread so you can see the questions thrown at you, answer them and wait for more probing from your opponent.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 7:29pm On Nov 24, 2012
Queen Victoria - Please you have forty minutes ( 40 mins ) to question Cleopatra 1 and probe her to water down all her arguments or points raised in her presentation.


The floor is open for you now so go ahead.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 7:27pm On Nov 24, 2012
Announcement!


Okay we are moving to the next phase and its time for Queen Victoria to post her questions to Cleopatra1 so please do it now thanks.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 7:21pm On Nov 24, 2012
The organizers expresses their gratitude to Queen Amina for a wonderful presentation and she should stick around because the audience will be throwing questions at her during the audience questions interval.
Literature › Re: Is The Use Of Child Soldiers, A Good Phenomenon Or Not - Nigerian Online Debate by Pharoh: 7:16pm On Nov 24, 2012
Thanks to our judges for their choice in relation to the two opposing presenters. Queen Victoria is the choice of the judges to battle it out with cleopatra1.

So following the timeline now, please can cleopatra1 and queen victoria ask each other about clarifications of their presentation but if not then just state it here now that there is no need for clarification.

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