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seunmsg:I'll reactivate my ghost mode after this I promise. I don't need to be a participant before putting myself in their shoes. I am just an ordinary person saying we should let them be if we can't help them. *takes a bow* |
seunmsg:You keep saying greed but wait, what other options would you give to participants. I have a lot of participants as friends who wouldn't have gone into the scheme if they had options. I know you are well informed. What's the population of Nigeria? How many of them have jobs? How many entrepreneurs can boldly say their businesses are going well? What is the fate of small scale business in this economy? An aged pensioner whose pension was swallowed by the gluttons leading this nation, tried raising cash which he gave to his son or daughter to do MMM to keep body and soul together is also greedy right? Greed you say? If participants are greedy, what then should we say of the uncondemned old bags gulping public funds in the name of leading? What we should be addressing isn't just the 'greed' sir but what led to the greed. "Won ni amukun eru e wo, oni oke le nwo, e o wo isale". How you dey? |
I have been quietly following MMM threads and I have concluded that MMM administrators brought this upon the scheme. What happened to communication? If participants were told their mavros would be frozen before going ahead with it, I'm sure MMM fans won't loss trust in the scheme. As for those happy that their prophecy of the impending doom is finally happening, I hope you'll be able to take such mockery when the table turns. It might not be a ponzi scheme but nature has a way of balancing events so try stay neutral. As for MMM participants complaining..... Hmm.... "aki be s'odo tan maa beru otutu". I'm sure you calculated the gains and risks before going in so stop the fuss please. |
It's pathetic seeing how we all quickly come up with points to defend our chosen religions instead of uniting to correct those perpetrators of evil. I've heard Muslim's claim over and over that islam preaches peace but 70% Muslims see nothing wrong in killing fellow human. One will expect the remaining few to condemn their brothers' acts but they stand and say 'Islam is a religion of peace'. The hatred towards muslims that we all see now is because you all don't condemn the acts. You find excuses for the criminals amongst you. Yoruba s'oro, o p'owe pe "bi ara ile eni ba nje kokoro buruku, bi a koba kilo fun aherehuru re ko ni je ki a sun". Let us all condemn the evildoers among us (Muslims and Christian) else, we would all be seen as the criminals amongst us are seen. God bless Nigeria. |
Happy New Year!!!!! |
What happened to the ones they purchased this year? Recession has no effect on their kitchens but the kitchens of those that gave them the power. They have more than enough to squander on kitchen utensils but no money to construct railways to reduce accidents, no money to equip hospitals, no money to improve power supply. Well, let those singing Mr President's praise cover their faces because he has shown you all that a greedy person can't change. I hope youths going around with their (politicians) placards and stickers in scorching sun during champaign can freely sit with them and eat with the gold plates and spoons. What a shame! As God liveth, He shall bring judgement upon these merciless men and women in power. His anger shall be heavy upon them and all that makes them happy. They will cry for mercy but the groans of the oppressed citizens will overshadow their cries and therefore won't find mercy in the sight of the Almighty. |
seunmsg:I still dey o. Just quietly following. |
Seunmg Nitefury Explorers Funkadict Merry Christmas to you. |
LIES!!! It is a pity that parents are quiet about this. I served in FCT where you'll expect registered doctors, pharmacists and nurses to be available but those we had were corpers. The far North now has all these? |
I'm still trying hard to see the importance of this scheme. Please don't tell me it's to foster unity because it's the other way round. I have been quiet on this forum for a while now not because I have nothing to say but because we just say it and it ends there. I was discussing the deaths of corps members some days ago with some friends and really wish parents would speak against this scheme with one voice. I sincerely wish undergraduates and gradutes would speak with one voice against NYSC. Soldiers do nothing but terrorise 'otondos'. The food they serve is something else thereby making 'mammy marketers' rich. Conveniencies are poor. Clinic are just there to point at. Pharmacies are empty. You'll have to search for PPA by yourself after two or more rejections. What then is the importance of NYSC? #19800? That won't even cover your accommodation, feeding and transport fare in a month. If these deaths are just discussed and washed down the drain like every other issues, then this is just the beginning of losing great minds in the name of serving their country. May the departed souls rest in peace. God bless Nigeria. |
I need someone that can train me intensively on cake baking and decorations in Abuja. FHA, Lugbe preferrably. |
Take what down? Think of something better Mr lecturer. Iranu. |
I wasn't surprised to read comments defending the mean lecturer. I guess leaving the examination hall was good reason to flog Kemi right? Not surprised at all....why won't mean people defend someone like them? The evidences should be re-visited, verified and the so called lecturer should be dealt with if found guilty. He should serve as an example to his fellow lecturers. |
Good evening. I am a graduate of Environmental Biology and Fisheries. I am interested in any available position or as a volunteer in any firm for experience. I reside in Abuja. Thank you. |
Good evening. I have gone through the posts and hope I get lucky. I am in need of a job. I studied Environmental Biology and Fisheries. I speak English and Yoruba fluently and can work with or without supervision.Thanks. |
What's your point Op? Should the president be held responsible for the state of the motel? How will this move the country forward? Some of us are so blinded with hate that we point out irrelevant issues. SMH... |
Rexnegro:A smart person would know that was a typo cos the same word was used correctly in the same comment. I didn't correct you but advised you. ![]() |
Rexnegro:Harsh! Can't you make your point without the abusive words? My advice 'Do not marry a Naija babe because you'll be eating up your abusive words if you do'. And errrrrmm..try to work on your grammer okay? Girls respond well to guys that speak and write correct grammar not those that use 'that' instead of 'those', 'been' for 'being' and so on. Just saying ![]() |
Jbluv, where are youuuuuuu! |
: laykorn:Thanks. I'm female by the way ![]() |
I gained admission to study microbiology immediately I finished with my secondary education. I was the happiest person that day as I kept reading my admission letter over and over. I got to school and registrations and lectures started. Two years into the program, over 500 students were said to have had fake admissions and unfortunately, I was one of them. I thought I was dreaming at first praying that I wake from my dream but it never happened. I wept for days while asking myself.....did I just waste two years of my life, the stress, money and everything I put into the program? I called my mum and explained all that happened and she told my dad. They called me and told me I can stand again. They got me another utme form and I went for the exams without reading cos I was lost. I gained admission to study Environmental biology and fisheries in another institution. I started all over. Registered for 100 level courses while my mates were already receiving MCB 301 lectures. I was totally lost but I had my parents and friends saying into my ears every day that I shouldn't let go. All thanks to God, today I am a serving corper in FCT. |
teodore:I speak it fluently. ![]() |
teodore:I see. I rep Ogbagi Akoko. The Ehinderos are in Ogbagi too and Iye. |
I don't need to be a participant before putting myself in their shoes. I am just an ordinary person saying we should let them be if we can't help them. *takes a bow*