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bebeto94:No, but it takes months sometimes before hearing from them. |
I can clearly say that the internship offer is legit and very well open. From an insider. |
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Basic123:I think you are right, majority of Nigerians don't seem concerned about a working system, they only want their tribal, religious, or sm1 affiliated to them to head the leadership. |
KillahPriest:Now that I've fallen into your trap like you typed😄, can you fine tune your answer to tally with the context of the topic? |
Kdon2:Why do you see him as such? |
Nsiehi:How do you know about this, any proof? |
SalamRushdie:Does P.O give shishi? Why was he accepted amongst the teeming youths? Don't you think there's unanswered question regards to Sowore's perception by Nigerians in general. That gap in perception is the basis for creating this topic. I sincerely wish to know that man's crime for not being acceptd by Nigerians. |
slivertongue:Why is he absent within the grassroot? ...would you also have same stance in Sowore as a 22yr old Campus boy? Why is he not so pronounced/rated despite his good deeds? Even if you personally consider him to be a sell-out, what about his early days in activism, was he rated as at then? |
KillahPriest:It will be good if you tell us your view in line with the topic and not digressing with grammatical nuances. Why is Sowore not rated despite all his advocacy starting from his early days as a student till date? |
Recently I've been wondering why Sowore is not so popular amongst Nigerian voters during elections. It's very glaring that the name Sowore doesn't pull weight compared to the likes of Jagaban, P.O, and Atiku. ...from what I watched and read about him starting from his early days as a young student (NANS president) till date, this man has been genuinely fighting for true democracy in Nigeria. Sincerely, what could be the problem? Is there any dent or something secretive I should know about this man that's yet to be unraveled? I wil be expecting genuine and positive contributions to this topic. |
Omoawoke:I'm telling you. Be lyk say sleep dey catch OP wen em post am. |
1. Exposures: There's an obvious awareness in human social status as a result of internet and globalization hence, the expected rise in standard of living, socialization, status, knowledge, competitions, and other areas. This can't be attributed to their era. 2. Unambitious: Majority of our parents in the past weren't as ambitious as we are in this contemporary era. This can be tied to the 1st point above. Example, most weren't so concerned about the future especially the less lettered ones amongst them. they were comfortable with basic things of life. 3. Religion: For me and my background, this is one of the most annoying point that muscled them in not ensuring better future for most of their wards. Funny enough, millions of Nigerians are still entrapped in this mental slavery called RELIGION. Enough said about this, it triggers my anger a lot. 4. Cultural/Traditional leanings: I'm not an advocate of cultural degradation but you cannot be culturally rooted and expect to be an encyclopedia of global wisdom, you just have to choose one. If you must be rooted in your traditional knowledge and practices, then face it squarely and dance to the rhythm of its blessings. Stop confusing your African ancestors! but No, most parents wanted globalization and still tied to their primitive, superstitious and crude ways of doing things until it became late that they could not plan better for their off-springs future. 5. Negligence and Biasness: Some of the parents were so negligent in their roles as fathers and mothers that their children turned out not good to compete in the current stiff and harsh realities of the modern digital age. I know about families and friends that experienced bias treatment from their biological parents. This is so wrong and unjustifiable as no child begged to be birthed into this world. If you lack time to dedicate to your child(ren), then don't give birth at all! If you can't give equal and immeasurable treatment and attention (unbiased), then also don't introduce any human to this wicked world. It's so wrong and traumatic! The list is endless but I'm tired of typing. Peace to y'al. |
Sirchiboy:To some extent, I agree with you (not entirely though). 1. "Everything was Ok", I DON'T agree on this. Reason: According to past records about Nigeria, they've never been a time that everything was ok! Even in civilized countries you can't specifically use such phrase. 2. "They were busy drinking away , going to party and doing fine boy and girl.. Our parents failed us"... NOT ALL parents were engaged in these practices. Instead, blame them for giving birth to excessive number of children they could not carter for. 3. "There was nothing like insecurity or bandit"... u may be right in your specifics but then Nigeria has never been peaceful in the right sense. My support to your counterattack: 1. Exposures: There's an obvious awareness in human social status as a result of internet and globalization hence, the expected rise in standard of living, socialization, status, knowledge, competitions, and other areas. This can't be attributed to their era. 2. Unambitious: Majority of our parents in the past weren't as ambitious as we are in this contemporary era. This can be tied to the 1st point above. Example, most weren't so concerned about the future especially the less lettered ones amongst them. they were comfortable with basic things of life. 3. Religion: For me and my background, this is one of the most annoying point that muscled them in not ensuring better future for most of their wards. Funny enough, millions of Nigerians are still entrapped in this mental slavery called RELIGION. Enough said about this, it triggers my anger a lot. 4. Cultural/Traditional leanings: I'm not an advocate of cultural degradation but you cannot be culturally rooted and expect to be an encyclopedia of global wisdom, you just have to choose one. If you must be rooted in your traditional knowledge and practices, then face it squarely and dance to the rhythm of its blessings. Stop confusing your African ancestors! but No, most parents wanted globalization and still tied to their primitive, superstitious and crude ways of doing things until it became late that they could not plan better for their off-springs future. 5. Negligence and Biasness: Some of the parents were so negligent in their roles as fathers and mothers that their children turned out not good to compete in the current stiff and harsh realities of the modern digital age. I know about families and friends that experienced bias treatment from their biological parents. This is so wrong and unjustifiable as no child begged to be birthed into this world. If you lack time to dedicate to your child(ren), then don't give birth at all! If you can't give equal and immeasurable treatment and attention (non-biased), then also don't introduce any human to this wicked world. It's so wrong and traumatic! The list is endless but I'm tired of typing. Peace to y'al. |
Lots of things bruh... Functional APP. Strict on cyber-bullies Strict on tribalists/ethnic profiling Dislike button More enlightening hot topics (skill-wise) as it were back in the days before the sudden tsunami on your Database breach. NL should start competing with other contemporary SM platforms like Twitter. Easy to navigate ad space/breakdown of procedure Let me seize this opportunity to appreciate you for this platform, it has been an awesome platform to me (think am addicted to it). Way back 2010 as a 200L student. It has imparted me beyond tertiary education. Thanks Seun. |
lovediehatelive:Lol, u can say that again. |
LilySam:Even in this tough Emilokan regime, well some people can be heartless. Sorry about your bitter experience. |
Mynd44:Hi bro. please, help me take this to the front page�. https://www.nairaland.com/7098314/union-bank-refused-refund-stolen |
PlayerMeji:Presidency? Trust me, I've written to cbn several times without any solution from them. @Lalastic.lala, mynd44 please, help me. |
Lalasticlala, mynd44, Seun, mukina and, other mods... Please, help me push this to frontpage. Since CBN can't help me, this forum can proffer solutions for me�� |
Good day fam, I'm sincerely not the type that like dragging companies on social media, but the way Union bank handled the theft of my money from my account is so irresponsible and unbefitting of a banking institution that has stood the test of time. I have tried in so many ways to getting back my stolen money from Union bank, amongst which involved; visiting their branch office where I lodged complaints (which was ignored), mailing union bank directly, also sent series of mails to cpd@cbn.gov.ng and contactcbn@cbn.gov.ng, I've also complained to their twitter handle severally and their responses has always been... "we'll get back to you". This has been lingering for the past 2years (since 2020). Below is the narration to what happened. I also attached screenshots of the transactions and, I am ready to provide any other proof that can aid in recouping my money. "On the 10th of september, 2020 by 1:10pm. A total of #114,000 was withdrawn from my Union bank account by an unknown person. I've made frantic efforts on getting to the root of this issue but then, I was dissappointed from the responses I got from both staff and branch manager of Union bank. The complaint was orally and manually responded to at Union bank branch in Bolade-Oshodi, Lagos. I was told that... 'There's nothing they can do about it'. I hardly use this account for conventional transactions neither do I use mobile app, regards to justifying compromise from my end. *0064386419* Nwachukwu Nnenna favour Please, help me resolve this amicably. I attached screenshots of the messages I got pre and post the theft of my hard earned money. Thanks in advance".�� ...Above was the narration and copy of the mail I sent to both Union bank and Cbn for amicable resolution which has lingered till date. Please, I will appreciate if any one can help me with any viable option on how best to get back this money. My contact: 0,8,0,9,4,9,3,0,3,2,0 Thank you in anticipation.
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