₦airaland Forum

ShawtCake:
wait! Do you work with Jamb? Pls stop mentioning me o.. We are entitled to our opinions.

ShawtCake:
The same set of people that goes around saying; men are scum.. Bla Bla Bla.. Are the pathetic Ddick worshippers!

ShawtCake:
Boy! Feminism is bullshit! I totally believe men and women are unique entities and no one can take the role of the other.. Well, women try to take up manly roles but it's all nonsense! Having to even try in the first place, makes it invalid!

ShawtCake:
I'm not a fan of feminism!

Sanchez01:
There are certain opinions that are regarded as dangerous, particularly when you force it on others, as seen in the video where she soundly bullied Hillary Clinton into changing her bio.

Chimamanda seems to come from an oppressive home. I guess it defines her angst concerning men and having difficulties in understanding niceties.

givan:
I believe when I die, I would be free. I would be good.

Lalasticlala seun, what's your believe?

idu1:
Na people wey never see am before na dem dey talk say e no good.




We are using it and it's very OK.

Sapiosexuality:
Democracy is an imperfect system but…it works. In democratic system, the aspirations and wills of the majority is foisted on the minority who may be weak, sounder, healthier and more suited to decide what happens in a country. The people with the right tools to decide what is right may be few in number while the number of people with zero iota of what constitutes good governance in large numbers. In that number, they scream, they gyrate and shout down thoughts that could cause damage to their evident ignorance. They join their poor forces and impose on their republic, leaders without tools to lead or the means to understand how to understand leadership.


A foolish majority is a threat to the growth of any state and wherever they abound the country is bound to suffer. They are vocal and the odour of their words suffocates the few people on the other side. Today’s Nigeria is a perfect specimen to look at. Prior to the election of the grandmaster of failures, President Muhammadu Buhari, it was evident to a few that he was not in a position to understand what to offer. It was evident he was not a good manager of people and resources. He was a religious fanatic and a tribal supremacist and nothing was hidden…but that is for those who knew they had to know to decide. It was not hidden to those who know that before taking any decision they need understand the nature of the cases involved. To the majority, who are afraid to read or reason, it was hidden.

While the nature of the man was evident for all to see but just like Galilee Galileo’s telescope, only a few dared look into what was common knowledge. The majority, due to the poor education their sorry minds received from the propaganda mills of the politicians, saw anything contrary to the masters food as dog shit and wouldn’t dare torture their minds if on gazing it sticks. It was very evident that the man had nothing working for him up there where reasoning happens but members of his team joined hands and heads with him and were able to work out something with the poor informed masses and his Loki self.


They simply sold the majority what they wanted to hear, what they needed to hear and promised ‘the people’ what they knew they couldn’t do for them. They bought it all and we are here today. If the people were well informed a man unworthy to be the Chairman of a Local Government wouldn’t be President. If they were many in the know, then Democracy would have saved us. If the majority of Nigerian Voters were smart enough to vote, if every adult that voted that day had the intelligence required to determine who leads a state, if every one of them hadn’t allowed sentiments to rule over their reasoning, if the people that voted actually had the interest of the people at heart, the level of blood flowing in the land today wouldn’t be this thick. As the Nile supplied Egypt Irrigation, the blood of Nigerians is now the reason Nigeria is still alive. Today a kakistocrat wished Happy Democracy Day.

The point is, democracy only works where ‘the people’ understand the nature and implications of the choices before them. Nigerians suffer and will keep suffering until they become smarter. For those who are down and doing nothing about it, democracy is a scourge. An ignorant weak man can easily be bought by a corrupt politician and he suffers consequences. An ignorant and weak people were bought in large numbers and after we spoke of ‘the people’ with their intelligence in sight, we mourn daily. What a shame! What Buhari got us is even worse than cancer because while cancer kills but noncommunicable, hate, pain, torture and other vices in his resume, kill and are communicable.

Every opinion isn’t golden and shouldn’t be treated as such. There are bad opinions and choices and we are victims of a very bad choice. We are the product of the effects of democracy on a dull population without the intelligence of discernment. It is time to test the intelligence of our voters. They have plagued us with so much illness, continuing will lead to our doom. We need to test the people before they are issued voter cards. Only then will democracy be government of the people. Old age should not be the only criteria for voting, intelligence should come first. I hope our disease doesn’t go malignant in 2019. God help us. God? That’s what the typical Nigerian will say after electing a misfit.

mrstanley1:
Yes I did, want to know who else got the message too. Thank you.

mrstanley1:
Who got an interview message for tomorrow from them today? Please I need more info about them. Thank you.

peteregwu:
Is that your blog site? if it is, it's cool. I like it!

Moghalu4Pres:
Never heard of it.

Cutehector:
Just use your money and buy better inverter.

Kolping:
In the Nigerian culture, the proper thing would be to say "Thank you"...



Kolping:
http://www.nsiwc.gov.ng/Docs/pdf/CONTSS%20II_2009.pdf

Kolping:
http://www.nsiwc.gov.ng/Docs/pdf/CONTSS%20II_2009.pdf

milanseedorf:
Dorm teaches you how to survive in Nigeria at a very young age. Kids that lived in dorm are more sharp, adventurous, rugged, smart etc than those that didnt. It's not a bed of roses but if other kids can survive there, why can't your own kids

calmG:
As in eh..both of us have same opinion about boarding schools(government ones especially)...
I remember telling my dad I don't want to go back cos the suffering was much...he told me its not suffering its discipline...I just wish he understood

MrOpp:
Hello NLers, i have been an active reader on NL as a guest for a long time, i have just been offered a job in Port Harcourt, thanks to NL job section. I presently reside in Uyo, AKS. Please, any NLer living in Woji Port Harcourt or its environs who can assist a brother share his accommodation temporary should help me. I am male, 29yrs and married. I can be reach via 09081603112.

Kindly treat this as an emergency .

Thanks.

Kolping:
If you want to know the salaries earned by academic and non-academic staff of universities, you will find them on the website of The National Salaries, Incomes & Wages Commission (NSIWC) - CONSOLIDATED TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS SALARY STRUCTURE II (CONTISS II) 2009 for non-academic staff
http://www.nsiwc.gov.ng/Policy_docs.php

I posted 2 images from the CONTISS II document in my comments above. Those are the real figures (annually) from the Federal Government. It is that amount that will be stated in your employment letter for a particular level/grade and for subsequent promotions.

heartdesir:
Any info about their salary please?

Tessyy1701:
Lol, that's what they use to call d school. I mean Unilorin

Tessyy1701:
better by far university