REDDEVILS1:
Na Old age dey do ur grandma. Pls don't mind her and always make sure she has her glasses on

bros u no well o. you wan tear my belle with laughter

suspecting a foul play. ppl knowing Didi surfacing immediately, is this a coincidence or what? just curious

by the time he finishes with the girl, the upper lip will surely go missing.

amtaken:
Is this GEJ's regime or Buhari's?



How many times did you hear GEJ's supporters talk ill of OBJ when GEJ was in charge?



APC leave the past and face the present and the future.




Haven't you done enough damage to the country economy already?



Look at how you messed up the dollar from N169 to N320 today.


Look at how you crumbled the economy within 8 months of your regime.



Were you thinking that governance would be so easy?



Shame on APC and all their rice eating e-rats.

Thou shall not deviate, the current subject should be addressed. peace

Stumbled upon this on FB and found it interesting
COPIED...
Rule of Law in Nigeria Funny Nigerians!!! Suddenly all the slumbering lawyers, some of whom were defenders of Patience Jonathan are out. They now know and remember the principle of Rule of Law. When Patience Jonathan paraded herself as First Lady and even brandished official seal, an office not recognised by our constitution, these guys didnt remember Rule of Law. When Abba Moro abused his office and scammed unemployed Nigerian youths and went scot free under the watchful gaze of his protector GEJ, these empty heads didnt remember the Rule of Law. When the Governors' Forum conducted an election and Amaechi had 19 votes against the 16 votes of his opponents, GEJ and his gang.insisted that 16 was greater than 19, these guys were silent. When Stella Oduah did her thieving and abuse of office under oga at the top and walked scot free, these guys didnt remember Aristotle or A.V Dicey essays on Rule of Law. When Fayose enter courtroom and beat up a Judge. No Rule of Law. When Obanikoro threatened a military General, rigged an election (all caught on camera) , and was compensated by GEJ with a political office, these guys didnt bleat Rule of Law. When a sitting Governor and Speaker of House of Representatives plane was grounded on "Orders from above", wailers didn't remember Rule of Law. When Amaechi was Prevented from entering Government House Port Harcourt as a sitting Governor by a weak Police CP Mbu, they didn't remember Rule of Law. When 5 out of 32 Rivers lawmakers sat and "impeached" the Speaker, these "Rule of Law" guys were silent. But when President Buhari went after the yam eaters and gave Nnamdi Kanu a long excursion trip and view of how life is like for an animal caged in a "zoo", these guys are out, tap running their mouth and lecturing us about Rule of Law. Folks, take that lecture to USA/Britain/France, where were you guys when they invaded Iraq against UN laws, Libya nko? What about Morocco? How about Guantanamo Bay where people are detained without trial? We want our yams and knowing how stubborn goats can be, President Buhari has our support to use whatever means necessary to get our yams back! All we need is our yams back!! As for Nnamdi Kanu, well, i have always questioned the intelligence of this man who called a place a Zoo and wilfully walked through the gated cage of the Zoo knowing full well that he had previously earned the attention of the Zoo Keeper through vexatious insults. " # GodBlessPMB # God Bless Nigeria.

blaze612:
Pls can one be a human resource person with just Bsc in psy without Masters in mangerial psychology.

Yes you can, however it will be an added advantage if u ve mmp or msc in industrial psychology.

Ur question is in two ways; career path and professional course that is relevant. In terms of professional courses, u can opt for cipm (chrterd instit of pers mgt) or nim (Nig instit of mgt. In terms of career options, there are several fields of applied psychology u can explore. These include:
Clinical psychology: Practicing psy in d clinic/hosp setting.
Organizational psychology:you can work in d HR/personnel dept of any org.
Forensic psychology: You can work in d DSS, police, etc.
Counselling psychology; u can work in schools, NGO's, universities, etc. Don't have much time would have loved to go further, opportunities abound, just be equipped with the basic knowledge and principles of psychological practices.

I am a psychology graduate and I work as an HR person.

at bruno i be only chicken slaughter o. at akord, tell me u no dey chop chicken

Happy new year to my fellow nairalanders, God will grant us our heart desires this current year. Abeg make Una come follow chop my chicken.

Aftn Mr Tadeus, how much can land Toyota camry 2000 model with original papers in lagos? thanks

samkizzy:
End time impeachment

Me think the end time stuff had been put a stop to? if this can be resuscitated, then the pin mouth charger crusader, Garri team, etc will soon begin their own campaign o. it is well

The hunter don become the hunted.

Some people need to watch the Nigerian civil war documentary. I am confident they will learn one or two things and perhaps retrace their steps. One love

lasisi69:
End time Laila

laugh wan tear my belle with your comment

Keneking:
When are they advertising their positions?

I am 100% sure if they advertise their position you will not want your enemy to take it up. That is what you get when you pay a lecturer a peanut. Their salary is ridiculous, though never an excuse to take to malpractices.

Mr Sololá, Mr Femi, Mr Ogunbambi, Mr Abe of Ajumoni seconday school, isolo were exceptional in flogging students. I learnt they had to C - CAUTION when students were joining OPC. When these people finish you with cane, you will be mistaken for an armed robber.

can it go for 800k?

if you want to sell your newspaper, just make TINUBU the headline. Tinubu the Agunmu owo.

anything to fix?

I like ur innovation o

jazakhum lahu khaeran Op.

Jwonder:
I stick with GEJ to the end!...Am a PDP member and cannot be shaken. It is not over until Jega say's so... GEJ Till 2019. 25% is still carrying us thru

joseph the dreamer.

In contrast to the earlier assertion by the presidency to the Jonathan supporters, it is only factual to eat their words and tell them to brace up for the reality dawning on them (rather than telling them not to panic). Sai buhari, change is here. it is a matter of hours to hear it from the horses mouth.

wind of change don blow some people away. i dey laugh

it is factual that we are govern by our desires and interests. Mr Gani Adams has just confirmed that his support for jonathan is borne out of his pecuniary interest. it is only a militant that associates with militant. i wonder why Mr president is reinforcing and upgrading militants who ordinarily should be in jail in a sane society. Infact our naval institution has been ridiculed under president jonathan. i hope people will vote wisely on march 28.

I wonder why people are this heartless. No amount of money should make any sane mind kill for any reason. Human being should bear in mind that we are ultimately accountable to the supreme being for all our actions. RIP to the dead.

the judge has no option but to deliver sound ruling; as the anything contrary will only aggravate the current political tension. congrats to Aregbe.

Your Excellency, let me start by congratulating you on a keenly contested Presidential Primary of your party APC which you won resoundingly. Even if I’m not a member of your party, I’m a recent convert to Buharism, as previously explained elsewhere, and I believe every member of the opposition must join forces to work for your victory in 2015. It is for this reason and purpose that I wish to give you a few words of advice and encouragement as one of your humble disciples. I’ve come to realise that many leaders often fail because most of their followers are usually too timid or terribly selfish that they can’t tell them the truth. It is one of the reasons I’ve refused to join any of the mainstream parties in which I may not be able to express myself freely. I assure you sir, that I seek nothing but the good of our dear beloved country in return for my modest support.

Please, permit me to say, categorically, that no man can claim glory for your victory. The only one to thank is your God who gave you the uncommon attributes of integrity, modesty and tenacity. I’m aware that success has too many family members but you must be very careful to know your true blood relations. I can imagine the pressure you must be getting from every direction at this great moment in a nation of amazing politicians who already see your likely chances at the polls. It is our standard practice in Nigeria but you must be careful not to waste this incredible momentum.

I’ve been monitoring all the hullaballoo since you became victorious. I plead with you and your party operatives to act fact and hit the ground running. Your campaign must start urgently because there are so many bridges to cross. I have no doubt in my mind that the propaganda of your opponent is evaporating so rapidly and you’ve obviously ignited a passion in our youths who seemed to have finally connected to your message of change and hope. The last time I witnessed such an upsurge of emotion and excitement was in 1993 when Chief Moshood Abiola emerged the Presidential flag-bearer of SDP in Jos. Trust me, you gave us a fresh hope two days ago.

As a media man, I’m always wary of wasting moments of glory. You cannot imagine how we kept sleepless nights because of you. Ordinary Nigerians like me kept faith with and vigil for you. I won’t be surprised if some even fasted. It was that serious. I saw Christians and Muslims pray together. It was surreal and magical to say the least. We all waited with bated breath for the results. When finally it was time to count the ballot, most of us were in suspense. We counted every vote along with Senator Babafemi Ojudu and company. And we were very impressed with the ability of the Convention committee led by Dr Kayode Fayemi, who taught INEC how to run a good election. Our joy knew no bounds as you came out victorious.

Sir, I wish to assure you that the outcome of that keenly contested election was not a fluke. You all worked hard and made your party and our country proud. We were happy to see a Nigerian politician concede defeat even as votes were still being counted. Alhaji Atiku Abubakar’s tweet was a masterstroke. It showed clearly that Democracy has germinated in our clime and we can begin to look forward for bountiful harvests in the not too distant future. We were impressed with the collective performances of Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso, Govenor Rochas Okorocha and our Brother Publisher, Sam Nda-Isiah. I pray this team spirit holds to the end. It is an attitude to encourage because it demonstrates the preparedness of those who are serious about the 2015 elections. Even the ambience surrounding the event venue was just too sweet.

My honest and humble suggestion is that you must do what you’ve promised to do, carry your party along with you and you will find the task ahead a LOT easier. You’ve criss-crossed the length and breadth of Nigeria in the past bonding with your party members and fellow Nigerians. This is your fourth attempt and hopefully the last shot at returning to finish the job which you were wickedly prevented from finishing in 1985. In your past outings, you tried all you could but got frustrated all the way by forces beyond your control. Never mind, the time has come for you to reap the rewards of that Odysseus journey.

In your previous outings, Sir, you must have suffered a huge trauma. You were called many unprintable names because of your bluntness and inability to pretend and lie about your faith and beliefs. The one ugly label that stuck to you like a leech is that of being an Islamic fundamentalist. Even recently, you were subliminally accused of being the prime promoter of the much-dreaded Boko Haram. But no one had the guts to frontally arrest you and prosecute you for crimes against your country and humanity. I still wonder till this day how you managed to bear all the insults and assaults against you with such unusual equanimity.

In the process of trying to prove your innocence, you went to great lengths and chose all manner of characters as your running-mates. I remember you chose a prominent and highly-cerebral Igbo Chief, Dr Chuba Okadigbo, as your Vice Presidential candidate, but that was not good enough for our people to vote for you. Instead, you were described as an incurable irredentist. Most recently, and probably out of desperation to shed off the toga of religious bigotry, you chose the fiery preacher, Pastor Tunde Bakare of The Latter Rain Assembly, as your soul-mate, but you were still not able to wash off your hands clean like Pontius Pilate. I must confess that your skin must be tougher than that of a porcupine. If there is one lesson we must all learn from you, it is that we must never give up in the face of daunting challenges. You are truly resilient and indomitable.

My dream is to see your party come together to form a kind of shadow cabinet as soon as possible. This will also show your teeming supporters how committed you are. The composition of your squad will reveal the kind of personalities that will eventually form your dream team in Government. From now on members of that crew will be formulating policies and commenting on issues of national economic and social importance and showing Nigerians what they should come to expect from May 29 2015. I’ve always been an advocate of such because it additionally helps you to gather a combined synergy. Instead of relying on your personal popularity, it would be possible to tap into the energy of other members and millions of youths who are happy to volunteer for your campaign. For the first time since you started contesting in 2003, you have a nationwide spread of supporters behind you. It is almost supernatural that the Governors in your party control the chunkiest parts in Nigeria. But your biggest assets are the masses who believe in you. They must never be taken for granted because they are the voice of God.
If the APC can sustain the classy craftsmanship we saw at the Lagos Convention, I’ve no doubt that your campaign would catch the attention of most Nigerians everywhere and change the lacklustre way of organising political rallies. Your campaign must be issue based. I loved your letter to the APC Delegates. It was so soul-lifting that it went viral. It would be nice to write from time to time to Nigerians intimating them on how you plan to tackle the many problems afflicting our country. In addition you must not fear to regularly interact with Nigerians face to face when matters of national importance arise. It is a poor leader who leaves such matters to publicists and spokesperson. It reveals that they are insecure and unsure of themselves. More importantly, it displays a significant disconnect between the leader and his constituents as well as a distinct lack of compassion. We have suffered too many unfulfilled promises and too many shocking denials of matters which critically affect our people. The people have become virtually paranoid of politicians and their sugar-coated and phantasmagorical lies.

There are too many brilliant Nigerians across the world desperate to see a better Nigeria before they die. They will support you unconditionally once they key into your dream for the country. The situation of the country is so bad that everyone is expecting a miracle from God. This is the time to prove that Nigeria is not a cursed country but a truly blessed race. I’m already impressed with the calibre of people I see around you and I’m persuaded they are capable of not only helping you to win the election but also to run an effective government.
I wish you the best of luck Sir.

LET THE RACE BEGIN MR PRESIDENT

I have no personal animosity against you, Mr President. As a matter of fact, I think you have been just unfortunate to have assumed power at a most terrible period in the history of our country. I cannot write you off in the next Presidential contest. You are the incumbent with all the Federal might at your disposal. But it is going to be the biggest battle that you, PDP and indeed the conservatives have ever fought since coming to power in 1999.

If you, as the President fail in your second term bid, it would be due to several reasons. The first is that PDP has not lived up to its billing despite all the vast resources at its disposal. The money spent since then would have turned a more prudent country into a paradise on earth. But in our own case, the more you look, the less you see. Education has collapsed totally. Infrastructural decay is abysmal. Insecurity is atrocious. Corruption has shot through the roof. It is a long tale of woes.
Even those much vaunted areas that your Government promotes in our media are now being shown to be nothing more than propaganda stunts. We still have no power despite all the amounts that have been burnt in the purported attempt to provide light for our people. Our economy is in shambles. Our international economists have totally lost the grip. I still cannot understand how the price of crude has fallen to the level that it has and yet the domestic price of petrol and petroleum products has not fallen a kobo. It is sacrilegious. The one thing that is clear is that there is now no subsidy of any description so the so-called deficits in the budget should not be there. Our voodoo economists however will tell us the contrary. Ask them to tell you the truth because the die is cast.

The major challenge is that your supporters are also fond of threatening hell-fire against your opponents instead of trying to sell your best attributes. I can see this strategy failing already. Please, don’t deviate from your belief that the blood of Nigerians is not worth dropping for politics. Be a man of peace and not a man of war. God has been too kind to you. If He wishes, he may still retain you in power.

Mogidi:
The problem between Fashola and Tinubu could be bigger than first thought.
For Tinubu to issue a rebuttal shows the infighting is at an advanced stage. The way Tinubu relegated Fashola to second class citizen regarding who surfaces as Fashola's replacement is disheartening for those who want Fashola's legacy to continue.

our concern should be: was there a primary election? Was it transparent? Polítical base is very critical to winning any primary election

i am wondering why people are shouting Tinubu here and there. The primary election was transparently done. where were other candidates when Ambode was consulting and garnering the support of delegates. Whether the delegates were bought over prior to the primary is another thing. The best any aggrieved person can do is to vote out APC in the general election if they think PDP is a better alternative.

Do nothing when you are angry; if u must do something, think about the consequence. RIP to the deceased

I am happy that the boko boys is being dealt with. Again am thinking what kind of human being will have d courage and mind to cut off d head of a human being. God come to our rescue