Politics › Re: SNAPSHOT: Full List Of Atiku’s Recent Promises by prof2007: 12:53am On Sep 03 |
Goo0dHardDick: Atiku is good but obi is the Best.
Here in SS region, it is already on lockdown for OK!
Atiku and Tinubu should be sent back their respective countries How do you know the SS is already locked down for OK? |
Politics › Re: SNAPSHOT: Full List Of Atiku’s Recent Promises by prof2007: 12:52am On Sep 03 |
yarimo: 12- power supply will be free to Nigerians forever 13- free calls and data will be free for Nigerians forever 14- land , air, and sea transportations will be free to Nigerians forever 15- cooking gas KG will be #4 16- all government university and private will be free education forever . ATIKU your desperation is bringing your real dubious character against Nigeria and Nigerians. Keep promising Interesting! |
Politics › Re: NPC Chairman, Aminu Yusuf, Dies After Prolonged Illness by prof2007: 12:01am On Aug 29 |
Newyorkitis: Census to do what in this time of insecurity? Like an election, all areas have to be captured which is not possible at the moment. Absolutely correct. Insecurity makes a realistic census impossible. |
Politics › Re: BREAKING! Atiku Pledges To End Insurgency Within One Year by prof2007: 11:47pm On Aug 28 |
NigeriaMustFly: Truly amazing!
Some of the promises are looking outlandish. How come all these promises are being rolled out via BBC Hausa? |
Politics › Re: BREAKING! Atiku Pledges To End Insurgency Within One Year by prof2007: 11:42pm On Aug 28 |
EmperorIsaac: Only because himself and insurgents are 1! This particular promise does seem odd. Nigeria's insurgency started July 2009 i.e. more than 17 years ago. Even a former military ruler like Muhammadu Buhari did not succeed in stopping it. How do you now promise to end it within one year? |
Politics › Re: APC Clears All LG Chair/ Council Seats In Edo Election by prof2007: 8:22pm On Jul 12 |
Killermamba: just wait for presidential election e go too be somehow for una body How? If APC is somehow "managing to rig" all the state and LG elections that are not even being conducted by INEC, what makes you believe the presidential elections won't be easier to "rig"? Sentiment blinds. Let's put sentiment aside. How will the opposition win in 2027? |
Sports › Re: CHESS! Some Interesting Stuff.. by prof2007: 9:17pm On Apr 05, 2023*. Modified: 2:16am On Apr 06, 2023 |
Have you joined the Nigerian Chess Federation (NCF) yet? judatech: My game ❤️ |
Autos › Re: NÀÌJÁ THROWBACK! Honda Civic Purchase Receipt In 1976 by prof2007: 2:41am On Mar 13, 2023 |
Nice work! To buttress the relative drop in value over the intervening years, below is the record of Nigeria's annual inflation rate, from 1976. It is evident that some years were particularly bad e.g. 1988/ 1989. Nigeria Inflation Rate - Historical Data Year Inflation Rate (%) Annual Change 2021 16.95% 3.71% 2020 13.25% 1.85% 2019 11.40% -0.70% 2018 12.09% -4.43% 2017 16.52% 0.85% 2016 15.68% 6.67% 2015 9.01% 0.95% 2014 8.06% -0.41% 2013 8.48% -3.74% 2012 12.22% 1.38% 2011 10.84% -2.88% 2010 13.72% 1.17% 2009 12.56% 0.97% 2008 11.58% 6.19% 2007 5.39% -2.84% 2006 8.23% -9.64% 2005 17.86% 2.87% 2004 15.00% 0.97% 2003 14.03% 1.16% 2002 12.88% -6.00% 2001 18.87% 11.94% 2000 6.93% 0.31% 1999 6.62% -3.38% 1998 10.00% 1.47% 1997 8.53% -20.74% 1996 29.27% -43.57% 1995 72.84% 15.80% 1994 57.03% -0.13% 1993 57.17% 12.58% 1992 44.59% 31.58% 1991 13.01% 5.64% 1990 7.36% -43.10% 1989 50.47% -4.04% 1988 54.51% 43.22% 1987 11.29% 5.57% 1986 5.72% -1.72% 1985 7.44% -10.39% 1984 17.82% -5.39% 1983 23.21% 15.51% 1982 7.70% -13.12% 1981 20.81% 10.84% 1980 9.97% -1.74% 1979 11.71% -10.00% 1978 21.71% 6.62% 1977 15.09% -9.21% 1976 24.30% -9.66% NaijaphiliaBlog: Your proposal is insightful. Let's check it out:
(A). PURCHASING POWER IN 1976 VS COST OF 1976 HONDA CIVIC In 1976, Nigeria's nominal minimum wage was ₦60 per month i.e. ₦720 per annum.
In 1976, the cost of a brand-new Honda Civic was ₦3,205
This was equivalent to 53.5 months' salary (or four and a half years' salary).
(B). PURCHASING POWER IN 2023 VS COST OF 2023 HONDA CIVIC In 2023, Nigeria's minimum wage is ₦30,000 per month i.e. ₦360,000 per annum.
In 2023, the cost of a brand-new Honda Civic is ₦19.5m (approx).
This is equivalent to 650 months' salary (54 years' salary).
(C). INFERENCE By this purely linear logic (not taking any other germane factors into account), the base-salaried Nigerian worker in 2023 is more than 12-fold worse off than his 1976 counterpart! |
Jobs/Vacancies › VACANCY: Long Distance Drivers (min. N70K Salary) by prof2007(op): 1:13am On Feb 04, 2023*. Modified: 1:48am On Feb 04, 2023 |
Multiple openings for interstate drivers (Drivers / Senior Drivers/ Executive Drivers). Position: Driver Location: Based in Ibafo/Mowe /Ofada axis but will drive selected routes e.g. to Ibadan / to Ilorin/ to Osogbo/to Ijebu-Ode/ Ore/ Ondo/ Benin etc. Employment Type: Standard / full time employ (max 40 hours per week) but with adequate rest periods Age: Minimum 45 years and above Salary: From N70,000 to N130,000 per month depending on experience/ seniority /performance. ... to check other requirements and mode of application, visit: https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2023/02/04/vacancy-interstate-drivers-min-n70k-salary/ |
Health › Re: NAIJA HEROES: Nigerian Doctor Who Successfully Did Surgery On A Baby In The Womb by prof2007: 12:45am On Jan 28, 2023 |
DeFuturePresido: Quite an astonishing feat.
Makes one wonder: If he had not moved to the USA, would his career have taken such a stellar trajectory? HIs career would likely not have been so stellar. Nonetheless, he would have still had an extraordinary career, even here. There have been many incredibly talented medical professionals throughout Nigeria's history, many of whom chose to remain in Nigeria (or to return to the country). Great kudos to Doctor Olutoye and his team for this heart-lifting and incredible feat!. |
Education › Re: NAIJA THROWBACK! University Of Ibadan Meal Ticket In 1972 by prof2007: 8:51am On Jan 25, 2023 |
KosiGee: 25kobo at the time would’ve been a significant amount to have a decent meal. You are absolutely correct. For perspective and comparison, let's use Nigeria's minimum wage as a basis: A. In 1972, the monthly minimum wage was about N60 ( ie £60). B. In 2023, it is N30,000. Looking at school fees, feeding, accommodation, books, transport, etc, it wouldn't have been so easy for an average parent to send their children to a university at that time. |
Education › Re: NAIJA THROWBACK! University Of Ibadan Meal Ticket In 1972 by prof2007: 8:29am On Jan 25, 2023 |
NaijaphiliaBlog: This is a photograph of a meal ticket for the University of Ibadan student cafeteria, in the year 1972.
At that time, a full plate of food cost only 25 kobo.
SOURCE https://naijaphilia./2023/01/24/naija-throwback-university-of-ibadan-meal-ticket-in-1972/ Interesting! And to think that someone actually kept that meal ticket for so long. Indeed, those were the days of Nigeria's then nascent University system. In 1972, these were the only 6 universities existing in Nigeria: 1. University of Ibadan (est. 1948). 2. University of Nigeria, Nsukka (est. 1955). 3. University of Ife (now OAU, est. 1961). 4. University of Northern Nigeria (now ABU, est. 1962). 5. University of Lagos (est. 1962). 6. University of Benin (est. 1970). The next 7 universities were all established in 1975 ie 7. University of Maiduguri. 8. University of Calabar. 9. University of Jos. 10. University of Ilorin. 11. University of Port-Harcourt. 12. University of Sokoto (now Usman Danfodio University). 13. Abdullahi Bayero University College Kano (Now Bayero University Kano). |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Set To Transform African Petroleum Industry In 2023 by prof2007: 2:26pm On Jan 13, 2023 |
chimezie1283: Keep it up. One of those still keeping the name of this country in the light You are right. Dangote group also happens to be the 2nd-highest employer of labour in Nigeria. Mr Aliko Dangote is also one of greatest philanthropists ever to come out of Africa. Dangote Foundation is responsible for contributing over $100 million in charitable funds to several causes in Nigeria and Africa over the past 4 years alone. |
Politics › Re: PROMO: Uber Gives 50% Discount For Collection Of PVCs by prof2007: 11:46pm On Dec 21, 2022 |
Saao: Way to encourage Nigerians to get involved in Nation building. Yes indeed, quite a creative way to do that. It will also drum up some positive PR for the company. Kudos to Uber Nigeria - and whoever suggested the Promo! |
Politics › Re: World’s Longest-serving President Wins Re-election by prof2007: 11:42pm On Dec 21, 2022 |
StrongestGuy: He probably went abroad on sabbatical... Strongest Guy, you nailed it! |
Politics › Re: World’s Longest-serving President Wins Re-election by prof2007: 11:40pm On Dec 21, 2022 |
NaijaSamurai: Hello Prof! Where have you been? I've been out and about...business here and there. Thanks for asking. |
Politics › Re: World’s Longest-serving President Wins Re-election by prof2007: 4:48am On Dec 11, 2022 |
yinkus6750: Oil rich African nation. Authoritarian leadership. Son is vice president. I weep for this continent. At 80, it will soon be over. Mother Africa does have them! |
Forum Games › Re: Can You Provide The Correct Answer To This Puzzle? Photo by prof2007: 6:30pm On Dec 10, 2022 |
This quoted post is a highly logical extrapolation. McBishop2020, well done! However, there is an option you did not consider i.e.: 3+{(1)(1)}×5 being equivalent to 3+11×5 (which means each half-full glass is 1, and the two 1s side by side is actually 11) With BODMAS, that will be 11 x 5 plus 3 = 58 McBishop2020: A. 3+3+3=9 (addition of 3 wine bottles) B. 3+5=8 (3= one of the A wine bottles; 5= a new wine bottle) C. 3+2+2=7 (3=A; 2=a glass of wine) D. 3+{(2×0.5)(2×0.5)}×5=? =3+{(1)(1)}×5=? =3+1×5=? =3+(1×5)=? =3+5=8.
Note: the 2 half glasses are not to be added, but multiplied). If they were meant to be added, they would have been separated with a + sign. If one goes by adding the two halves, then it will be : 3+(1+1)×5=? 3+(2×5)=? 3+10=13
I rest my case. |
Politics › Re: World’s Longest-serving President Wins Re-election by prof2007: 10:04pm On Dec 03, 2022 |
Guyman01: The President of Gabon Omar Bongo is Igbo and was adopted by the former president during the Nigeria Biafra civil war Coincidentally, the late Omar Bongo was also accused of corruption. In fact, between March and April this year, 4 of his children were charged in France with embezzlement and corruption. Africa does have them! Is it something in the water? |
Politics › Re: World’s Longest-serving President Wins Re-election by prof2007: 9:25pm On Dec 03, 2022 |
Guyman01: Igbos are the third largest ethnic group in Equatorial Guinea and they speak mostly the Ohafia Arochukwu Igbo dialect diluted with other languages such as Portuguese and Spanish Apart from Equatorial Guinea, there are also sizeable populations of Igbo in Cameroon and Gabon. |
Travel › Re: SAFETY ALERT! The Lagos Blue Rail Line Is Electrified by prof2007: 9:23pm On Dec 03, 2022 |
prof2007: Good to know that this project is also coming on stream...Lagos!
Èkó ilé Èkó akéte Ilé ọgbọ́n A-rọ̀-dẹ̀dẹ̀-má-jàá Arómi sá lẹ̀gbẹlẹ̀gbẹ!
Lagos the homestead Lagos the crib Haven of sagacity Overly ripe but never cast down Living by the ocean but never overwhelmed! |
Politics › Re: World’s Longest-serving President Wins Re-election by prof2007: 3:36am On Dec 02, 2022 |
Easternmind: You seem to have 1 digit IQ,and tribalism has eaten deep into your brain for you to neglect reasoning and logic,also this is the vast majority ethnic group and not the mental incapabilities you displayed here.... I've always wondered why there is so much inter-tribal vitriol on this forum... ... One would expect our fellow denizens to be more concerned about pressing issues of vital importance! |
Politics › Re: World’s Longest-serving President Wins Re-election by prof2007: 10:22am On Dec 01, 2022 |
IngeniousFunso: Congratulations kwa??!! I believe he was being satirical. |
Crime › Re: TRAGEDY! 3 Workers Die In Fire As Company Locked Them In by prof2007: 2:43pm On Oct 19, 2022 |
That is because many Nigerians believe that the system is riddled with bribery and corruption. Some have obtained justice via the legal route but some others have gotten burnt. This is part of the reasons so many Nigerians resort to self-help in addressing cheating and injustice. SAFDO: Most Nigerians are not interested in pursuing their rights through the legal system. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: What's The Best Approach To Fire This Type Of Worker? by prof2007: 2:54am On Oct 19, 2022 |
Hiring and firing are realities of corporate life. Nonetheless, those companies and managers that understand the importance of human resources will always endeavour to treat their workers with dignity, courtesy and consideration, even when they have to let them go. Thus, the manager or supervisor who has been given the assignment to fire this long-serving worker should endeavour to do the following: 1. Convince management to give some time/funds to prepare the staff for the disengagement e.g. by arranging a pre-retirement course for the staff. 2. Ensure that the staff is given a letter of disengagement that highlights the worker's positive contributions during his years of service, and that expresses appreciation for same. 3. Convince management to provide a disengagement package (golden handshake) for the staff, in addition to his normal disengagement package. 4. If possible, arrange a send-forth outing for the staff. Of course, the above only applies if the staff was a loyal and diligent staff who is not being disengaged for a serious offence! ScamHunter: Someone has been directed to fire an employee who has been with the company for more than 40 years. The order is from top management and this person is wonderful how to do this. Is there any procedure for the summary disengagement of someone in their 60s who seems to have spent all their working life in the company? |
Crime › Re: TRAGEDY! 3 Workers Die In Fire As Company Locked Them In by prof2007: 6:14pm On Oct 18, 2022 |
The way chinese and indian-owned companies treat their workers is unbelievable. Imagine locking in their workers! Where are our Trade Unions like the NLC and the TUC? We need to put a stop to this nonsense in our country. Its time to start calling out companies that are treating their workers like slaves. This particular one (Bonny Pie Ltd) is owned by Chinese. It was incorporated in April 2017 and below are the listed Owners / Directors / Key management personnel: NAME / DESIGNATION Jianzhong Li Director Guiping Ma Director Changan Wang Director Yuming Peng Director DeFuturePresido: Terrible! |
Travel › Re: SAFETY ALERT! The Lagos Blue Rail Line Is Electrified by prof2007: 1:13pm On Oct 17, 2022 |
Good to know that this project is also coming on stream...Lagos! Èkó ilé Èkó akéte Ilé ọgbọ́n A-rọ̀-dẹ̀dẹ̀-má-jàá Arómi sá lẹ̀gbẹlẹ̀gbẹ! Lagos the homestead Lagos the crib Haven of sagacity Overly ripe but never cast down Living by the ocean but never overwhelmed! NaijaphiliaBlog: Pre-commissioning tests of the 27.5km Lagos Blue Line running from Mile 2 (Okokomaiko) in the east to Marina in the west have commenced. |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: JOBS: Dangote Petroleum Refinery Application Portal by prof2007: 6:33am On Oct 15, 2022 |
At long last, commissioning of this megaproject is now in view... |
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Properties › Re: Houses In Ilorin by prof2007: 1:56pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
Austileo: Two pieces of 3bedroom well plasters and Two pieces of 2bedroom uncompleted ON 2PLOT OF LAND with FENCE and Gate FOR SELL 19million Naira only please contact me 07060419053 What part of Ilorin is it located? |
Crime › Re: CRIME: 10 Farm Workers Escape As Gunmen Abduct 4 In Oke-ogun by prof2007: 12:57am On Oct 11, 2022 |
The Federal Government does not appear to be particularly bothered about the plague of abductions happening all over the country... regional security arrangements like Àmọ̀tẹ́kùn will proliferate very soon. NaijaphiliaBlog: Gunmen abducted 4 workers while no fewer than 10 others escaped at a farm settlement in Okaka area of Itesiwaju LGA of Oyo State, on Saturday 8th October 2022.
The gunmen, according to eyewitness accounts, stormed the settlement at midday Saturday and scared passersby and other people with sporadic shooting.
Speaking on the incident, Chairman of the Farm Settlement Association, Mr Adepoju, disclosed that security operatives are on the trail of the gunmen. ”It is very unfortunate that this is now happening in our area. The government asked us to farm and we are on the farm; the next thing is for kidnappers to snatch us like chickens.
“The kidnappers came with sophisticated weapons that our Amotekun men do not have. I salute the bravery of our security men because when they were pursuing the men in army camouflage, we could hear the difference in the firepower of the kidnappers as different from that of our local vigilante and Amotekun men.”
The recurring cases of kidnap in the area has given residents sleepless nights. They asserted that if the situation persists, it may lead to scarcity of foodstuffs and skyrocketing prices in the market, as farmers may be forced to remain indoors.
When contacted, the Police PRO Adewale Osifeso said investigation is ongoing: “The incident was reported to have happened along Ipapo/Okaka road under Itesiwaju LGA along Oke-Ogun axis in the early hours of Saturday 08/10/2022. Investigation is ongoing and updates will be provided accordingly, please.”
Meanwhile, the Oyo State government has deployed....
... to continue reading:
https://naijaphilia.com/2022/10/10/crime-10-farm-workers-escape-as-gunmen-abduct-four-in-oke-ogun/ |