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 Celebrities / Re: Meet Namtira Bwala, Who Was Bullied In The Lead British School by deanoffaculty: 9:27pm On Apr 23 |
Feldie:I don't reply kids like you and I will allow this to pass. Is there any elder around I can talk to? ....wait o! This is beating you hollow...are you related to this girl in question? I forgive you anyways.
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| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Official Chelsea Fan Thread: Champions Of Europe 2021 by airmark(m): 9:21pm On Apr 23 |
Griffon: Not straws. Silva and Chalobah should be starting this match. You have no point. |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Official Chelsea Fan Thread: Champions Of Europe 2021 by Griffon(m): 9:15pm On Apr 23 |
airmark: You’re clutching at straws. Your stats says 1.75 goals conceded per game. Una talk say attack cause am. I no get talk with una. 5 Likes |
| Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by Ndubestjude: 9:06pm On Apr 23 |
I have told him severally he keep on telling me that you can't send message to IRCC and he said that Canada takes time this days and I don't know what else to do. Secondly bro in wic of my documents can I find that UCI number or can we chat on WhatsApp, I need directions tblaze007: |
| Travel / Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 17 by EmmyPers: 8:58pm On Apr 23 |
welf99: It’s a shame some of you don’t know how to address people online! You’d come here and talk to people like some 2y/olds under your care. I meant even if you meant well it won’t cost nothing to be civil. You can do better next time✌️ 2 Likes |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Official Chelsea Fan Thread: Champions Of Europe 2021 by BlueMann: 8:47pm On Apr 23 |
I no know wetin to talk about Jackson again It is well 1 Like |
| Politics / Re: Lagos To Roll Out 2,000 CNG Buses, 231 Electric Vehicles In June by Ayoola171(m): 8:43pm On Apr 23 |
Good, Lagos is talk and do State. Center Of Excellence. Eko o ni ba je. 4 Likes |
| Crime / Re: Parent Slaps Bully At Abuja British School: Institution Temporarily Shuts Down by onuman: 8:40pm On Apr 23 |
Yugoslavia247: The fraudulent political structure created by northern soldiers is reason why Agbado people and rest of the southern people will serve the student bully in future... Tinubu crisscrossed the SW region for 12 years asking for political restructuring of Nigeria. Now Tinubu is in charge of Nigeria. talk about Restructuring Nigerian politically is off his table. Spell traitors and cowards - Agbado. |
| Crime / The Horrible Embarrassment I Suffered On July 31st 2011 by Idk2002: 8:39pm On Apr 23 |
From 2008-2011, I used to be a pupil of a so-called school per se, whose name I'll most sincerely want to keep anonymous, because wisdom, as they say, is profitable to direct. P.S. Of course, after watching that video of Chioma Okoli, the hot-taker, who gave her "as e dey hot" review about Eris tomatoes, shedding hot tears on Arise TV while pleading for Mercy, and after reading through the law suit filed against the persons who seemed to have an idea of the room number of the hotel Mercy and Chinwo and Nathaniel Bassey lodged to commit the adultery that produced Charis [Mercy Chinwo's son], I now know that even though there is freedom of speech, going Scott free after each speech is directly proportional to how freely you spoke. So please forgive my cowardice, but I won't be mentioning the name of this school. But by my description, anyone familiar with this place should know! This school, as at the time I attended, was located near a riverine area, close to a forest, opposite a swamp, and adjacent to a dustbin. Located in an entirely disgusting environment that is unfit for even wild animals. Let me not even talk about the outlook of the building structure of the school, because if at least the standard of teachers and teaching compensated for the thatched, uncompleted building, there would be no need for this post. But that, brethren, was the actual wonderful wonder. The kind of teachers we were cursed with were the lowest of the NCE teaching practice students, probably struggling with a CGPA of less than 1.7 Teachers who spoke more vernacular than actual English. Teachers who, in a sane country, would themselves be demoted to Nursery 3. The kind of teachers that our school management could afford, because those ones were seeking the cheapest alternative to a high-quality, standard education. Well, in the end, if we were to be just and fair, the huge chunk of blame should be on our 'Ojukokoro' parents, who were seeking to secure a very bright future for their children on a 'Dark Friday, abi black Friday discount price. 1,650 per term. How possible! Unfortunately, after the three elephants [i.e., our selfish, wicked, and illiterate teachers, our funds hoarding school management, and our at 'a cheap rate' parents] were done fighting for their respective interests, it was us who suffered the perspective consequence. It was us that would be chalked in two straight lines to dance choreography when our class chalk would finish. It was us that would be INSTA-lled with GRAMS of egusi to peel, while our classroom teacher would be on Instagram. For one other class that I knew, their class room teacher made sure to give them one hour of high-quality, half-baked early morning lessons, and they, in turn, would use the remainder of school hours to assist her in baking the cake and doughnuts that the teacher's young sister would sell the next day. This particular teacher literally had cooking gas and a frying pan in one section of the class. And of course, how would the school management know when they are never around and don't care at all? Brethren, these and more are the features of the primary school I attended. Actually, the exceptional, beautiful, and advertiseable features of my school. Our first and second term school calendar schedules. The third term was a different ballgame! That particular term was specially, fundamentally, crafted and designed for extra-cirriculum activities. The only 'education-like' kind of thing we did during 3rd terms was class attendance rooster. Before anything, our class teachers would take the attendance of the pupils that came each day. After this, future leaders of tomorrow would be asked to match to the assembly ground, where we would be shared into various orders of stupidity. Each person according to the style of stupidity he or she is most passionate about: choreography, dance, drama, recitation, debate, and cultural dance groups, all in preparation for our end-of-session speech and prize-giving day. That's all we did throughout the term. In this particular session [2010/2011], unlike other sessions where I would usually join the Igbo cultural dance group where I tie a wrapper and hold a handkerchief, I decided to raise my hand to the chief of all the varieties; debate. So I joined my school's debate group, intentionally and free-spiritedly. Nobody forced me. I joined brethren even when I knew that my brain was like the battery voltage of a 1968 Mercedes Benz, which has to be religiously warmed three times a day [morning, afternoon, and night] for optimal function. Even when I knew that, just like the engine of a 1995 grinding machine , the kind of brain I had was one that, once it got knocked, either eighteen gallons of engine oil were poured into it or the entire carburetor would be changed. I still joined the debate/cramming group. And I was accepted! The title of the debate that year, as usual, was some archaic, useless, 'non-profiting to the 21st century' topic, "Teachers are more important to society than doctors," and I was on the opposing side. Now the horrible part was that it was us, the debaters, 8–10-year-old kids with no smartphones, that were asked to research and develop the topic, then submit it to the debate director, Miss Patience, for editing and approval. I developed mine, submitted it, and it got approved one time. Of course, why not? When I had traveled the length and breadth of my then-street, seeking input from the intelligent uncles and aunties I knew, all those who said that they were at the top of their class while growing up said that the only reason they didn't go far in life was because their families didn't have enough money to sponsor furthering their education. I met all of them one by one, went shop to shop, house to house, and had all of them pour in their most "bragged about" wealth of knowledge. In fact, it was our then pastor's wife who assisted me with that finishing line. "With these few points of mine, I hope I have been able to convince and not confuse you." So, of course, it wasn't surprising that while my other fellow debaters rewrote their own debate speech script several times, mine had once-and-a-time approval. Normally, dem no born our debate director well to disapprove wetting dey beyond her own scope of knowledge; what over ten good heads contributed in writing". Approval done, now it was time to sanproof everything I have read into my brain and pour in that wealth of knowledge into the wells of my brain. I almost ran mad, brethren. Sugar-coating apart, I actually went mad, because what else would you call someone who was reciting and reciting everywhere: at school, at home, in the market, when I wake up at night to urinate, when I'm taking my bath, in the middle of a meal, in the middle of a conversation, everywhere, every time? Any errand or chore anyone was assigning me during that period should definitely not contain the "Do am now, now" instruction, because it averagely took me about 16 hours to be done with a "Five plates, five cups, and six spoons" washing project. It was like one hour for each utensil—actually, one minute for the utensil—and then the remaining fifty-nine minutes for my recitation and cramming. My mom would quarrel, quarrel, and sometimes even beat. Tchwee! I no send am. I knew what I was up against. I knew that if I eased my brain for too long and a word as simple as "is" eased its way out, my whole brain, recitation, and cramming would freeze. So I was not taking chances, nor was I giving my brain any chance. Steady cramming! Steady recitation in front of a mirror Until July 31st, 2011, was our speech and prize-giving day, the day my mom had anticipated would be fast-forwarded, the day I was going to outstalled every cramming I had installed in my brain. That morning, I woke up the earliest I have ever done in my entire life. I stood in front of my mirror and recited from that time until my dad called everybody up for morning devotions. Of course, I devoted the morning devotion period to "moaning' and humming the crammings in my head, and even while having breakfast that morning, I took intermittent breaks to quickly run through. Getting to school that morning,.....https://www.arealproblemkid.com/2024/04/embarrassing-moments-ep-2-most.html?m=1 |
| Politics / Re: Reno Posts Pictures Of Schools Initiated And Completed By Tinubu by Basic123: 8:38pm On Apr 23 |
Timothy89:Unfortunately there are so many stupid yorubas like that.especially those ones born post 1999 who rely on what there fellow Gen Z and OBifools tell them on social media. Yorubas have benefited from Tinubu more than Igbo people will ever benefited from OBI! Tinubu ingenuity gave birth to Eko Atlantic city,Lekki free trade zone,lekki peninsula,lekki seaport,blue and red light rail,Danone refinery and indirectly lagos-Ibadan railway....Thank God from his boys FASHOLA,AMBODE & SANWOOLU whom the fools claim he pocketed that continue the vision. OBI never entered conversation in comparison to great Tinubu until Igbo and some religion bigot wants there own as president....OBi wey no fit march DAVE UMAHI talk less of the great TINUBU of LAGOS! 6 Likes 1 Share |
| Religion / Re: The Atheists Costly Error: Assumption That Everything REAL Must Be TANGIBLE by FRANCISTOWN: 8:34pm On Apr 23 |
Aemmyjah: I just saw this mention. First of all. There is no such thing as the wisest atheist. Atheism is not a field of study or a course of discipline. We only have wise individuals and foolish individuals. And just so you know. I'm not wise, not to talk of being the wisest. It's just that I'm not stupid. Lemme now go for the OP. 1 Like |
| Politics / Nigeria’s Future Depends On Quality Nutrition – VP Shettima by BeeBeeOoh(m): 8:27pm On Apr 23 |
Vice President Kashim Shettima on Tuesday stressed that Nigeria’s future readiness hinges not just on food abundance but on the nourishing quality of its food supply. https://tribuneonlineng.com/nigerias-future-depends-on-quality-nutrition-shettima/ 3 Likes 1 Share
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| Education / Re: Parents Protest At Lead British School Abuja, Threaten To Withdraw Children by Metrofox(m): 8:27pm On Apr 23 |
Why are you guys sensationalizing this issue? Is this the first time you'll experience kids exhibiting bad behavior? Is this the worst you've ever heard a teenager or pre-teen commit? Let the errant kids be disciplined appropriately and everyone should go about his business. Una never talk wetin dey really vex una, all I see here is transferred aggression on little kids. Grow some balls and face your government. Silly people 3 Likes 2 Shares |
| Education / Re: Parents Protest At Lead British School Abuja, Threaten To Withdraw Children by Solofresh2: 8:23pm On Apr 23 |
Rexymania:Oga forget that talk.I don't. know your position but if God bless you well well, you go carry your pikin go public school? As e dey happen for private naso e go dey happen for public too 2 Likes |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by OasisX: 8:21pm On Apr 23 |
reccy:  Hunger bad. LOL! |
| Politics / Re: Rivers: Legislators Remove Governor Fubara's Authority To Appoint LG Caretakers by Cromagnon: 8:20pm On Apr 23 |
Daystar7:What injustice? Think before you talk |
| Business / Re: What’s The Biggest Lesson Being Broke Has Taught You by LIVINGICONREBOR: 8:18pm On Apr 23 |
RickyJesus: You can't really blame him. It is very possible his family is shit. You can't really call that a family, more like an aggregation of dangerous individuals related by blood. 1 Like |
| Religion / Re: Atheist Says Spirit Is Nothing Because It Is Non Physical & Invisible by triplechoice(m): 8:18pm On Apr 23 |
Aemmyjah:Please stop quoting me with your waywardness. Discuss the op,then I will answer you. I said I'm not an atheist and I have repeated that at different times here. Are you deaf or something? Answer these below if you know what's spirit . Just focus on the op. 1. What's spirit? 2. What's the nature of spirit.? 3. How do you know it exist despite your believe it cannot be seen or measured physically ? 4. What's the relation or connection between spirit and the material world and yourself? 5. Clearly explain how spirit compares with a computer software. Answer the above or ask your friend TenQ who claims to be an authority on spirits to answer it for you, and let's proceed on mature and sensible discussion,not this childishness from you. The questions asked by TenQ are completely asinine as it as nothing to do with spirit or God described in the Bible. He should take his computer talk to the right section since he doesn't want to be honest. Your friend is lying about the true intention behind his questions and you're here defending and covering for him instead of condemning him of using deception to discuss God or spirits Nobody has ever demanded for a direct physical quantification of a computer software before they buy it or install it in their machine,and that's because, even though it can't be seen or touched, we know it exist as something that produces visible effects which anyone can see whether you believe in it or not So it won't make sense to demand for physical quantification. But for spirit, the public doesn't know much about it . So it's wisdom to ask for some form of physical quantification to be certain it exist as real. Your friend is misapplying knowledge to fool people like you who refuses to think or question anything. I already answered his questions ,and ask him some questions in return while doing so, but he has refused to respond in kind. So why should continue ? Don't bother me if you can't get him to answer the questions I and others have been asking him . A teacher who's afraid to take questions from students doesn't know the subject very well. |
| Crime / Re: Parent Slaps Bully At Abuja British School: Institution Temporarily Shuts Down by malaria(f): 8:15pm On Apr 23 |
Most of this schools are business oriented. They no send discipline as to where students are. That's why they rarely punish offenders. They are scared of loosing their customers. This does not call for too much talk. Why cant they expelle or suspend the student involved than creating unnecessary drama on line. Who knows she might be a daughter to a big shot in the society . |
| Politics / Re: Reno Posts Pictures Of Schools Initiated And Completed By Tinubu by Timothy89(m): 8:11pm On Apr 23 |
Any Yoruba that hate Tinubu just need their head checks, Tinubu might corrupt like every other politicians but mehn that dude is an Asset to Yoruba and Nigeria as a whole I benefitted from his free education, had a lot of street people that benefitted from his free eye test and glasses If Yorubas that hate Tinubu to love peter obi really need to understand they've been fooling around all this while, they will retrace their steps on time. Peter obi was cursed for 8yrs, go to Twitter, Facebook and nairaland and see the testimonies but the same Yorubas that benefitted from Tinubu free education initiative are now joining Iiggbo who are only interested in being at asorock to abuse Tinubu Peter obi can't stand the current deputy gov of Lagos state, makinde of Oyo state not to talk of Tinubu, comparing obi with Tinubu always annoyed me because Tinubu once run a nation in a country not that fraud 15 Likes 4 Shares |
| Family / Re: Woman Narrates How She Survived Violence From The Husband Because Of Her Maid by Biglittlelois(f): 8:05pm On Apr 23 |
Creamypie: 1) Emotional blackmail when empty of what to say, you live with them to know what really happened abi? 2)You must be a crazy clown for the bolded you spewed 3) I thought Davido's chioma should be the "rolls modens" of every married woman for peace to reign according to morally bankrupt males like you, why are you shocked that she accepted her husband's "babe" and drew the line on stealing? 1 Like 2 Shares |
| Crime / Re: Parent Slaps Bully At Abuja British School: Institution Temporarily Shuts Down by Emeskhalifa(m): 7:59pm On Apr 23 |
id4sho: This is Africa. Our kids don't talk back at us. It's a shameful thing to have your kid talk back at you especially in public. 1 Like |
| Crime / Re: Parent Slaps Bully At Abuja British School: Institution Temporarily Shuts Down by Emeskhalifa(m): 7:57pm On Apr 23 |
Benjamin4388: Y'all should stop this being woke. Na like this Oyibo end up raising psychos wey dey carry gun go shoot people for public places. It is not in African culture for kids to talk back at adults 1 Like |
| Phone/Internet Market / Re: If You Have Any Phone For Sale, Post It Here. Meet Your Buyers Here by blackjack21(m): 7:44pm On Apr 23 |
SimpForLadies: If you have someone in Lagos you can send it to, let’s talk deal? |
| Education / Re: Share Your Experience With Bullying In School by Superpack589: 7:42pm On Apr 23 |
dangermouse:This is so satisfying. |
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| Properties / Re: Should I Have One Kitchen For Each of My Wives? by decatalyst(m): 7:41pm On Apr 23 |
NOETHNICITY: Your brain capacity is so low to identify sarcasm and move on. What's this talk of kids on Nairaland when the brain in your skull is not even up to that of mice. |
?, That was at the hall way. The mother was still wrong at slapping her, why then did the school management call for all parents involved? The school will expel the girl and police can come in since the mum who slapped is a adult.| Not Satisfied? Click Here To Try Google Search! |
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