budaatum:


Those bills he signed positively affect "security, economy, peace and unity".

If we have electricity we will see the thief and unknown gunmen coming. The thief and unknown gunmen might not even need to exist if they have electricity, because they'd either be in their houses watching Man U beat Anyanwu National or bbtacha's boobs or using it to do their business, and if I'm in school I will not even need to be a thief or an unknown gun person because I'd be too busy getting value for my student loan.

helinues:
Someone said the Obidients can never repeat this lines that something terrible might happen to them, I told him that was a lie.

Here is the lines, let's see if any Obidients would proof me right.

Better Nigeria ahead with Tinubu's presidency

1, 2, 3 set go

mikool007:
Nobody use this obidients name pass these agbado dullards

helinues:
Someone said the Obidients can never repeat this lines that something terrible might happen to them, I told him that was a lie.

Here is the lines, let's see if any Obidients would proof me right.

Better Nigeria ahead with Tinubu's presidency

1, 2, 3 set go

budaatum:

I should not have to be paid peanuts because of rurals! I got loan to pay back for the skills I bought that they are paying me peanuts for!

It's because of this cheap NYSC labour that Nigeria wages are derisorily low. We are worth lots more than what they currently pay which is why Nigeria is rural to UK that is stealing our doctors and nurses and teachers by paying them more.

Rural schools will just have to hire skilled teachers and doctors and nurses and so forth at the appropriate rate instead of using unskilled and underpaid labour that they recycle every year! Just as you would not tell the brewer or baker or butcher to charge less in rurals, so too must you not expect me to sell my skills for less because of rurals.

I am very aware that my task of convincing you or anyone else that you are worth more and deserve a living wage is going to be an uphill struggle. This my aluta continuatas.

Mordecai:

It is shocking how an apostle of Awolowo is....

budaatum:


Don't make me insult you. Who made who apostle? And you have the gall to tell me to "look beyond partisan politics" when look at partisan politics is exactly what you've done here if you ask me.

That your so called "free education" was not so free for those who paid for it. Before Jakande, an Apostle of Awolowo spent money decades ago for free education, "rats talk jo!" Then free education, and a lot of kids in my neighbourhood could go to school to learn to read instead of talking crap. But for me the cost was hugh as I got less education than I otherwise might have gotten, as I now had to share so others could have some. I lost my maths teacher who went off to head some other school, and I lost my English teacher and a few others too, as my school was split into 4 to accommodate 2 more secondary schools and a primary school, and if it were food, it was like I now had to share my full plate of food with 4 other people, but at least I now wouldn't be surrounded by idiots, so I did not mind the cost to myself, after all, groundwork had to be laid. But times are different now. The groundwork has been laid, and people now understand the value of education, so why should it continue to be free now that we have more people needing it, and need money to invest in it to improve its standard? Do you not think everyone who can afford it should not be able to buy themself a full plate of food that they do not have to share with others, as in, get a high quality education not ravaged by strikes and handouts and lecturers who are low paid and prey on their students instead of doing an excellent job teaching them?

Ignorance is costly indeed, but Government can not fund the high quality education and healthcare that we need today to make us valuable assets to ourselves and our country, and anything they provide for free or even cheap would not be the highest quality and standard that we deserve because there's far too many of us to share it amongst, and there's no way Nigerians would be willing to pay the tax that would be required to pay for it. And when we pay for it we'd have more money to invest in it and might even start selling it at higher rates to Europeans who will come to buy it from us like they used to, which would benefit us even more.

On that very unfree note, my old students association is raising money to install electronic whiteboards in all the classes because we are fully aware that government can not fund buying them for us and return our school to the highest standard it was before we had to share. So please, here's the gofundme https://gofund.me/8cdbd9d6. Even just ₦10, if anyone can. buda will even be ever so grateful if so referenced or even if you just comment, if you can, moreso if you buy the £75 ticket and attend the fundraising even in October. Thanks very much in advance.

Mordecai:
Lol.
On the flip side, i.e. assuming but not conceding that it happens, wouldn't it be the others that got less education because they had to share with you?

And now that you know about that, instead of demanding increased funding so that the students get more, you want to shut down the flow?

Greenback:
God bless these two guys budaatum and modecai so richly...see how they transformed this supposedly stupid infantile foolish thread into something so educative and entertaining and enlightening!!!

The op is so ashamed of his medieval style,he's practically disappeared from his on thread

I know I also tend to helplessly toe the op's line sometimes but these two guys are awesome.
Budaatum and modecai may your lights always shine.. May God bless and use you to enlighten,educate and enrich others in everything you do.