[quote author=Pojomojo post=133337437][/quote]And you are attributing this to Nigeria? Where in the whole world will you still carry paper degrees alone without skills to find work, and you will get the job? Guy, no ICAN, no ACTS, CFA, no nothing, or even some core accounting software skills, yet you blame Nigeria. I know a lot is wrong with our country, but this one is not directly the issue of Nigeria. Let people know about this and begin to prepare themselves and even their children. The government cannot give everybody work. Nowhere in the world will that happen.
Mediocre countries. You can never hear a western country say this. Bc african countries are still in the dark. Quite unfortunate that you want to copy from someone who cheated in the exams to pass rather than to study very hard and pass on your own. Tufiakwa!
Botragelad: Coward got assasinated. No one cares! 😂
Russia's a bloody joke! Can't even protect their precious generals. What a bunch of incompetent lads! Invading a country that never attacked them, and now they're paying the price.
More of their pathetic leaders will fall, and we'll be laughing all the way. To Putin's soldiers and fanboys, you're nothing but disposable cannon fodder for his ego. Bloody cowards!
That is the man/country your own dear president is finding refuge in. I pity this country called Nigeria. By the time Trump finish with u, nobody go tell you to repent.
Look, the West loves hearing what Kemi is saying. Kemi knows that for her to continue rising there, she must put down Nigeria. But power is transient, same with every other thing in life. You can't make permanent wrong decisions over temporary positions or offers. let her know she will be out of that office one day, and her words will either hunt her or hunt her children down to the next generation.
How come the groom discovered only in the hall? And how did it happen? But the female folks shaaa sometimes i don't know what kind of mind they have. Haba!
I just bought this pot in idumota days ago, but when I boiled eggs in it, the used turned brown.
Please has anyone here witnessed anything like this before? I am thinking that this could be a result of the chemical used by the manufacturer of the pot.
After scrubbing off the brownish colour with power, I boiled water in it but it turned out brown again.
Please what could be the cause? I don't want anything that will affect my health. Should I discard the pot?
Aluminum cookware can react with acidic foods, which can be harmful to your health. Aluminum can also leach into food, especially at high temperatures. However, hard-anodized aluminum cookware is safe to use.
Very comfortable i believe bc u dont feel guilt where u are not the cause. Rather, you should ask how the VP feels about it. Kwarapt nigerian politicians trying to launder the country's image.
Acekidc4: Dele means to Reach home............Dele don finally buy market wey don carry am go home(PRISON) Naim temporary home be that for now...........make him enjoy his stay.
We shall soon know whether the same corruption he wrote about in his book will be used against him by the same Afe and the court he criticized. this country shaaaaaa
Dele would learn in a bitter way this time. Unfortunately, those who have been hailing him online are just nobody with no influence anywhere.
Hope that boy VDM is learning something
Did you see the video and details of how Dele was arrested? It's concerning. Even street hawkers are not subjected to such bullying and manhandling. Dele is a renowned human rights activist and lawyer of high repute. If his claims in the book lack evidence, he should indeed face the law. However, the law stipulates that arrests should be conducted without violence, provided the individual does not resist. Upholding this principle is fundamental to justice and the rule of law.
AOB1: Are you even educated at all Just because you don't like someone you change your mind against a good bill that is about to be pass by the lawmakers, well some of you guys on this forum are not as smart as we thought, so am not surprised
lol. Chai! see person wei go school o. Na em your life be like that? If truly u go school , your life for no dey like this na bros.
This thing wei Gumi support get as e bi. Even though i bin support tax reform before but bc Gumi support am now i no support am again. Why? Bc i know say since i sabi Gumi him never support anything good before. So i change my mind.
aswani: Your first point is subtle but very important.
The other two pale in significance.
I have learnt more on Nairaland over the past two days than I have ever since the elections.
There are still pockets of nuisance Obidients, bitching about Tax reforms because of election loss, all over the place but thankfully they are becoming easily identifiable.
Let us avoid politicizing this discussion or introducing divisive narratives. This policy is not specific to Tinubu; it is a federal government initiative aimed at addressing the needs of all Nigerians. If we truly want meaningful contributions and constructive learning from this important topic, it is crucial to refrain from name-calling or assigning labels. If the policy is beneficial, let rational individuals support it based on its merits. Conversely, if someone opposes it, that does not imply they are against Tinubu's administration. It simply reflects a different perspective or understanding of the policy compared to its supporters.
Abeg leave that poor woman and educate her she wont do it next time. As if the lagos sef even dey clean. That enforcement officer voice sef show say na agbero wei even de poo by the side of the road, messing up the streets of Lagos sef.
In a deeply emotional moment, Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State, popularly known as "the Dancing Governor," broke down in tears during an event marking his second anniversary in office. The ceremony, held yesterday, Wednesday, in Osogbo, drew a large crowd of participants who witnessed the governor's raw display of vulnerability.
Governor Adeleke, renowned for his passionate leadership style, appeared visibly overwhelmed as he reflected on the progress and challenges his administration has faced over the past two years. During his speech, the governor broke into tears and, in a dramatic turn, rolled on the floor while singing emotionally, leaving many in the audience in awe.
His heartfelt display highlighted the depth of his commitment to Osun State and its people. As he recounted the achievements of his administration and the obstacles overcome, the governor's emotions underscored the personal investment he has in his leadership role.
The powerful moment added a deeply human touch to the event, further cementing Governor Adeleke's connection with the people of Osun State. Many attendees described the incident as a testament to his genuine care and dedication to the well-being of his people.