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The President should not have commended himself,
he should have allowed Nigerians to assess his
scorecard. He can’t be the performer and the judge.

Nigerians pls score Mr President's Administration for the past two year.

For all what Madam Ngozi(oga of Economic) said are all paper worker even the 6.5% Economic Growth are only meaningful on paper.no Impact on Nigerians

acidtalk: I guess you are NEW to nairaland, because if you aren't, you will know I AM THE ONLY ONE that can Break rule number 21 on nairaland's rules. You know why? I am a bloody illiterate who went to night school.

Now, you had to write this entire epistle to tell me how frustrated you are for not being employed right? Please channel you hanger to the Ministry or Labour as well as Youths and Sports development.

Mr Acidtalk full of Pride. Those counties you mentioned have low cost of living.so many social amenities are provided by d Govt hence their pple are nt particular about high pay job bcois they have health care benefit,housing benefit and social care 4 all her citizen coupled with High standard of living.life is easy 2 some extent when compared to d Nigerian context. Read how these recent bank workers were laid off then you will knw that its not about impatience.

sholay2011:

@OP, Even though I admire your sarcasm, I thought this thread was actually to enlighten me until I opened it and saw all this. Well, good for you. (And I guess you are talking about alaba movies and not cinema ones).

Seriously alaba movie.the creativity 4 a movie director is all over me. Saw ur post on a feature film.send it 2 me tOo : ojiscute@yahoo.ca.........we shall transform moving making in Nigeria

I see a swift and Genuine response in Govt not this scam YOUWIN or GIS that is quick fix and isnt working for a population of 45% unemployed out her 160millions Nigerian wen a peacefull demonstration protest is done simultaneously in all d 36 states of the country. Even in south africa or america not everyone are entreprenuers. Their Govt(which ever one is elected into office) are constantly planning and creating jobs for her citizen because they know its their duty after d pple elected them into office. We would not get out of this employment if we dont shot down activity 4 a month in all the 36state. How long shall we continue to live in HOPE?

I see women are not ready to save their future. Do you ladies know that high employment boom lead to increased marriage in d society. If you doubt me google d impact of economic boom in america after their economic depression in d 1930's

How long will unemployed Nigerians keep living in HOPE of a job someday,oneday while ur age keep adding yearly. This is not right in the midst of plenty. Its high time unemployed Nigerians in all the 36states shot down activities in this nation 4 a whole month with peacefull PROTEST,DEMONSTRATION demanding for Jobs in her own fatherland till the Govt declear serious state of emergency and laid down practical and realistic plans to curb unemployment.this is a clarion call from all unemployed men and women. Put away pride and save ur future,our future. There is power in UNITY and TOGETHERNESS

aminho: how will i share it

Aminu there is something that you have or in possession of or have d connections to that i so want.i reside in abuja as well. I snt yu a PM

Can we see ur friend's picture (full picture 2 confirm her statistic and feature as you wrote). Thanks

A 21-year-old woman on Monday stirred up the
premises of Ikeja Magistrate’s Court as she employed
desperate measures to draw attention to her
misfortune.
Esther Odozi bared the upper part of her body on
Monday on the premises of the court, in protest
against hunger that she said was “killing her and the
five children” she left back home in Agbor Owanta,
Delta State.
Odozi, a farmer laid half-unclad on a road in the court
shouting, “Hunger, hunger. Government must do
something today. I have not received anything from
the plenty crude oil money government is spending
in our state. Nigerians are wicked.”
She impeded movement on the premises. Passersby
were astonished. One of them, who did not state her
name but said she was a lawyer, told our
correspondent that Odozi abused the “temple of
womanhood.”
Odozi, who said she lives in Owanta village in Ika
North-East Local Government Area of Delta State,
came to Lagos last week and because she didn’t have
anywhere to sleep, slept at Mountain of Fire and
Miracles Ministries where she begged for money to
come to the old secretariat in Ikeja.
She said she was directed by an official of Human
Rights Commission in her state to come to Lagos that
she would get help.
According to her, she needed N200,000 for garri and
melon business and would not leave Lagos until she
got the money for the business.
Odozi shunned passersby who shouted at her to
cover herself as she rolled on the ground. She
revealed wounds on her left leg and the right side of
her hips; she said she was hit by a car. She refused a
N500 given to her by a passerby, saying, “I don’t
want your money. I want Fashola to give me N200,
000.”
“After confronting serious hardship in my state, I was
advised by an official of Human Rights Commission
in Delta to go to Human Rights Commission in Abuja.
I also went to Police Headquarters and NAPTIP
(National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in
Persons) in Abuja. They all told me to go to Lagos;
they said that is where I could get help,” she said.
“My husband, Donald Ogbaja, was a retired
policeman before he died of hunger. He married me
when I was 17. I bore five children, including twins
for him.”
Odozi said she tried to survive on her own by
cultivating some crops, but unfortunately, she was
hit by a car and had her injuries stopped her from
continuing working on her farm.
“I will not leave this court without seeing N200,000
to start business. I want to sell melon and garri. Tell
Emmanuel Uduaghan, the governor of my state, and
the Federal Government to do something about my
condition. They must give me part of the petrol
money. I must take care of my five children.”

www.gistfactory.com/2013/05/drama-at-ikeja-magistrate-court-as-21yr.html?m=1

babe_online: Its you that should use your brain to think. In how many places in the world do they pay jobless people?

Its called social security. Go to America and other european countries they do it. They have d data base of all unemployed. My only fear is we dont have data base of unemployed Nigerians yet which NIMC was to do but they seem slow

A former airline cashier, Mrs Grace Oguche,
pleaded with an Agege Grade ‘A’ Customary Court,
Lagos to dissolve her seven-year old marriage to
her husband, Mr Maxwell Madu, over his alleged
poor performance in bed and being unemployed.
”Ever since we got married, I hardly enjoyed sex
with my husband”, she said in her testimony in
chief. My husband does not perform well on bed. It
was God’s grace that we had the only child of the
union. My husband maltreats me, calls me a
prostitute”.
She added that her husband failed in his
responsibilities and she was the one taking care of
the house, yet he never appreciated her.
“I want the court to dissolve the marriage because
he is unable to satisfy me in bed and not
responsible at home.”
Meanwhile, Madu denied the allegations and said,
“I agreed with her bid to dissolve the union.
Because of my state of unemployment, my wife
went to another man’s house for sex.
”My wife is never satisfied with sex, rather she
complains so that she could get it somewhere else.
I love my wife, but I do not understand why her
attitude changed towards me. My wife comes
home late, flirts around with different men and ,at
times, she does not come home.
“So, I want the dissolution of the marriage because
my wife gets sexual satisfaction outside”. Court
president, Mr Emmanuel Shokunle, told the couple
to maintain the peace and adjourned the case to
May 20 for further hearing.

www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/woman-seeks-divorce-for-lack-of-sexual-satisfaction-by-husband/

Baby lipopo
If i could turn by R.kelly

With the current state of rising unemployment in
Nigeria one would have expected Goddluck Jonathan to declear state of emergency on unemployment which would eventually solve majority of all ds problem in the country.so many nigerian graduate have reach the age of 30 with no job and still living with their parent.everyday the 37% unemployed population wake and go out,they live on hope,some have hope and now hopeless not knowing the future of a country that doesnt plan for her citizen. This is so unfair by the Govt. Whom we surrender authority 4 them to govern the us. Some would they shuld drive bike,taxi. Or so some low life job which they wil not allow their own children to do all these minial work after going through the 4 walls of the university to acquire knowledge that add to the society. Many Nigerian graduate are unemployed they dont like admiting it. Better we speak up and save our future and comply the govt to start caring 4 her citizen.Govt should start paying these unemployed graduates unemployed benefit till they create these jobs for them.we can afford it because Nigeria is soooooooooooo rich. God bless Nigeria.all these shall be a thing of the past someday

With the current state of rising unemployment in Nigeria one would have expected Goddluck Jonathan to declear state of emergency on unemployment which would eventually solve majority of all ds problem in the country.so many nigerian graduate have reach the age of 30 with no job and still living with their parent.everyday the 37% unemployed population wake and go out,they live on hope,some have hope and now hopeless not knowing the future of a country that doesnt plan for her citizen. This is so unfair by the Govt. Whom we surrender authority 4 them to govern the us. Some would they shuld drive bike,taxi. Or so some low life job which they wil not allow their own children to do all these minial work after going through the 4 walls of the university to acquire knowledge that add to the society. Govt should start paying these unemployed graduates unemployed benefit till they create these jobs for them.we can afford it because Nigeria is soooooooooooo rich. God bless Nigeria.all these shall be a thing of the past someday

SammyJac: I applied for NIMC job, did the test but wasn't invited for interview. I now work with Assets Management Company of Nigeria (AMCON), better place and the take home pay believe you me is juicy and mouth-watering.

Bros show me d way na. I snt yu a PM reply abeg so we go gist more. I gues yu were postd to lagos

https://www.nairaland.com/amaaskia[/quote]I nominate this cutie. Would you marry me. Proposing things. NLers tell her to say yes

i use d 1GB for my computer.i snt BCM to 440 b4 d expiring date which is august but i av finish my data & i wnt 2 subscribe but i get response like 'ur request ws nt successful because yu cannot migrate while yu still av an active service' but my data has been used up. I need help pple