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J3da:This is timely. |
Hello. Nowadays when i connect my phone to computer through usb, it only charges and doesnt pop out other options. Ive tried other usb cables(4 pins) and still persists. What could be wrong the issue? Could it be hardware problems? |
UjSizzle:Youths are the majority in the society, they understand their own needs and aspirations, and they understand the challenges of the modern day youths which are beyond the scope of the elderly people to be able to proffer any meaningful and impacting solution. In the 70s, these men were driven by undiluted love for this nation. And it was visible in their actions (and inactions as the case may be). They had those lofty dreams of youth and they tried to make it come true to the best of their ability. Fast forward to 2015.. Most of these guys cling on to the corridors of power mostly for personal gain and political relevance. |
pseudonomer:Who are those using them for these bad deeds Isn't it the old ones?? Shouldn't they be laying good examples they keep taking advantage of the gullible youths who fall into their traps... Who are those denying the youths of education and good standard of living?? These same old people so as to prevent the youths from taking over from them... Isn't that pathetic We need change!! We youths can do it!! Let's say no to gerontocracy!!! |
pseudonomer:*I laugh in Spanish * Gambling is what those old cargos have been doing with Nigeria, they keep playing us and compromising our development for their own selfish interest. Besides,there's no harm in trying, the youths and children also are the majority in the society, they understand their own needs and aspirations, and they understand the challenges of the modern day youths which are beyond the scope of the elderly people to be able to proffer any meaningful and impacting solution. |
pseudonomer:Without giving them a trial?? We should keep hoping for a change that will never come?? Have you forgotten that these same leaders of today have been our leaders of yesterday... |
@ pseudonomer According to you, the old have failed... Why not give the youths a trial to know what they're actually capable of?? |
There is no doubt that the youths are said to be the backbone and strongest segment of every nation. Youth inclusion in government at all levels is imperative and crucial , as it is inevitable for any nation to prosper without its youths taking key decisions and making significant contributions in its government. Nigeria is blessed with vibrant, talented and skillful youths who if given the necessary support would turn the country to an industrial giant. But what happens when the said backbone of this nation are relegated, neglected, under-nourished and denied the rightful duties and roles in shaping the society? Good evening reputable chairman, panel of incorruptible adjudicators, coordinators, fellow Co-debaters, and my ever-amiable audience. I am samtolly4jesus,a representative of the ever-dynamic Obafemi Awolowo University, and I'm lending credence to the topic which states that, "The Nigerian Youth Can Make a Great President". Youth is the time of life when one is young, but often means the time between childhood and adulthood ( maturity). It is also defined as "the appearance, freshness, vigor, spirit, etc., characteristic of one who is young", according to Wikipedia. A youth could also be said to be a creature with virgin reasoning, fresh thinking and new ideas which are what is needed to make a progressive society, but unfortunately, all these qualities are missing in our government and the absence of which is denying Nigeria the impact of the youthfulness which would have ensured that the right action is taken for the right reasons and at the right time. So far, virtually all projects outlined by the government for the growth of the nation are counter-productive , it lacked the youthfulness that would ensure its proper formulation and realistic implementation. It is a common knowledge that there is no consideration for the youths whatsoever in the calculation and decision making of Nigeria. This explains the reason why the same leaders who had governed the country in the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s are still the same governing the country today. For instance, the likes of Dr. Bello Halliru who was a commissioner in the Old Sokoto State (now Sokoto, Kebbi & Zamfara), years after, he became the minister of Communications from June 2001 to May 2003. Afterwards,he was Defense Minister from July 2011 until June 2012. Today, he was appointed the acting National Chairman of the People's Democratic Party of Nigeria on 25 May 2015; Major General David Mark (rtd) who was the military governor of Niger State in 1984, years after he became the Senate President; Gov. Murtala Nyako who was the governor of Niger State in 1976, years after, he became the Governor of Adamawa State; Ogbonnaya Onu was governor of Abia State in 1992, years after he became the National Chairman of ANPP; Gov. David Jonah Jang who was the governor of Benue State in 1985, years after he became the governor of plateau state; and Martins Elechi the former governor of Ebonyi State who is over 80 years old served as a governor from 2007 to 2015! There's need to wonder about the fact that if they couldn't solve the problems of Nigeria then until now, can they do it now? I doubt it. Though, we need the experience of the old as guidelines , but definitely not them taking sole decision for the country as the leaders. The youths must take its destiny in its own hands one . The said old leaders have undoubtedly failed , they've ruled at the centre for years with nothing to show except corruption,sorrow, misery, hunger, insecurity, high cost of living , the demolition of the poor out of the society in the name of beautifying the city, increasing tuition to force the children of the poor out of institutions to remain backward and uneducated, destruction of the means of livelihood of the poor to create misery and hunger and hiding under the guise of development and creating a mega city. What is the essence of quality education when the children of the poor cannot attend it? What is the importance of beautifying the city when the people are ugly? How can the city be developed when the inhabitants are underdeveloped? There is no doubt that it is the duty of the elders to prepare the youths for leadership responsibilities, but not in Nigeria, where the same leaders of the 70s are still struggling for power in 2015. The leaders of yesterday remain the leaders of today and of tomorrow contrary to what a popular political mantra would have us believe. It's pertinent to state the fact that we've had exemplary youth leaders who have served as governors in Nigeria. For instance, the governor of Anambra state, Peter obi who became governor at the age of 41, he restored civility and order and rescued the state from lawlessness and dysfunctionalism . He uncommonly became a leader whose support goes above party differences, religious diversities and localities. The former governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Raji Fashola became governor at the age of 43,his administration marked a historic turning point in Lagos as the largest African city. Donald Duke, the former governor of cross river became governor at the age of 37, he has been praised for his contributions to the fields of agriculture , urban development , government, environment , information and communication , investment drive, and tourism. Through his work Calabar is seen as the "cleanest city in Nigeria" . Furthermore, Nikola Gruevski became the Prime Minister of Macedonia at 36 in 2006. Today, Macedonia has risen from a periphery nation to a semi-core country in international politics. If men in their 40s could govern their states very much, then people in their 30s can do better. There's no point keeping the age barrier used in contesting, for an elective post, everybody above the age of 18 should be encouraged to aspire for any post- president, senator or house of rep. Since youths form a majority of the citizenry, it's only wise and right that a youth should represent the interest of the majority. It's obvious that Nigeria is suffering from the aggregation of marginal declines over the years which has clogged the wheel of progress. And it seems the older generation from the 70s and 80s have run out of ideas on how to reverse this decline. It is time for the youths to take charge. So, given the youths leadership opportunities will amount to providing solutions to the challenges facing the majority of the country, identifying the minor challenges on time and proffering the solution which can be better initiated and implemented by the youths to tackle both present and future development. The youths have the capacity of seeing new things, new possibilities, new opportunities and new path to be explored. They would see the new hope, new dreams, new future as well as bring in a new believe to end all anomaly. Say no to gerontocracy...!! God bless the federal Republic of Nigeria!!! References http://abusidiqu.com/can-nigerian-youths-lead-better-orukotan-ayomikun-samuel/ http://abusidiqu.com/can-nigerian-youths-lead-better-orukotan-ayomikun-samuel/ www.naij.com/318626-5-achievements-of-babatunde-fashola-as-lagos-governor.html www.mynewswatchtimesng.com/2015-elechi-declares-for-senate-dims-egwus-chances/ Cambridge dictionary |
tyconcepts:when will it be available? Especially the white variant? |
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elijahdre:i know. Just gat somethings on white bro |
elijahdre:oh! Thanks boss. But when will have the white variant? I have a thing for white stuffs..... |
tyconcepts:Thanks. Does it support OTA Updates? And do you have the white variant? And please... Is this the best phone you have for that price? If not, do you mind giving me other choices? Thanks. |
Hi. How much is elephone G6 white to Oau ife? Does it feature OTA? Thanks! |
Hello. How much is elephone G6 white to Oau ife? Does it feature OTA? |
Hello, does this phone have any smart gesture(s)? |
jaryeh: POST UTME date hasn't been fixed. They can't have time for that now sef, they're frustrated already. But if they fix the date without resolving this issue, trust Awo boys na. Them go scatter am, that one na constant k.. That's what I'm saying..... Aluta continua.... |
jaryeh: To those clamouring for protests, that may not be possible now because majority have left, except for the ever-taatan Awo "men". Press conference is the way-forward, I think. It's just to let the world - government, parents, and all concerned citizens - know what's going on.Boss jaryeh, no one is against the struggle. I just think press conferences isn't enough!....... I think the SUG should threaten to boycott the upcoming POSTUME......... That should drive some nuts in........ What ya think? |
fattbabakay: I was also @ angola ystday nd one of dos hungry-lookin porters ddnt allow me in,he was even threatenin me dah d school management will arrest me if dey see me arnd...Gibberish!Lol!.... Funny! |
papindinho: those guys mean bizness oLike thrift business I tell ya! |
papindinho: you don't mean it?Na true boss...... I went to school last wednesday and I just decided to check the room, na so I see padlock!!.... As in, ko funny! |
Tsam96: dis is one of my reasons 4 luving nairaland. posts like dis make my day. one luv broOne Love brother...... Together, we'll get over this! |
fattbabakay: 10x for tellin her what she needs to know!Baba, this matter is really out of hand!.... There's no even pink light...... Talk more of green! |
papindinho: Barry to smart... Chop knuckles...lolChairman, na you be boss jae... This OAU issue noe go kill person Imagine, I was at ETF the other day, every single rooms were under lock and key!! |
fattbabakay: L000L....abeg xplain what u wrote,ur grammar don too big 4 meYou noe well... After you almost had me cuddling dictionary to read the OP! |
sisiafrika: r quotong dis quote out of context and diaby makin it stale. Pls get a life nd face it. Awon cowards.[url] ur quotong dis quote out of context and diaby makin it stale. Pls get a life nd face it. Awon cowards.[/url] ur quotong dis quote out of context and diaby makin it stale. Pls get a life nd face it. Awon cowards.Let's get a little bit reasonable dear sister. Whatever objectivity means to you. Don't get misconcepted, there's always twain sides to a coin. Myself is an Alutaist. Myself attends congresses, makes contributions when necessary. Not everyone is a coward like you proffesed. The thing is that press conferences won't lift a hair from the school management. Don't you see it? Those guys up there are diplomatic bigots. They just love those cameras. What I'm saying in essence is that, in the absence of better tactics, its shrewder to back out. Would you continue in a battle when your weapons are defected? I'm not an advocate of regression and I'm not emcouraging cowardice, I'm just saying we just get a little bit more objective. See from this light fellow comrade. |
Well, I've always knew that the weapon of press conference wielded by the SUG is just too passive to yield sporadic and concrete response from the School management. They are the don in this, they will just keep mute while watching. Whenever Rights Conflict With Interest, Sheer wisdom presumes interest should have the upper hand True, Subsidized school fee is our right, but then, graduating in good time is our monumental interest. We shouldn't allow the unguided claim of clearly denied rights jeopardize the prospect of a timely first degree completion. We've given the fight, the school management has been frustratingly elusive. So, we can be rest assured, Whenever posterity comes knocking, we(the incumbent students and the SUG) will be exonerated. #OauSheathsSword......... Nice Views fattbabakay........ |
Teezman: yesterday, the portal was opened to final year students' application for bed space and it is set to be opened today for returning students who are SPORTSMEN/WOMEN. is this a sign that the school will be reopened next week or possibly on Monday. I pray sooooooooo. WELCOME BACK GUYS.A rumour that seem like that actually croons.. I just pray its real! |
papindinho: lmao...... You ehen...Papinx boss, which day you commot now? |
Isn't it the old ones?? Shouldn't they be laying good examples